Black Opium by Yves Saint Laurent-Women-1.6oz EDT Spray

Description

The perfume comes in the bottle designed as the last editions of the Opium collection. The bottle is dark and decorated with sequins that give a glam rock look. In September of 2014 Yves Saint Laurent launches Black Opium, the new fragrance announced as a rock'n'roll interpretation of the classic that should highlight the dark, mysterious side of the YSL brand. The perfume comes in the bottle designed as the last editions of the Opium collection. Additional accords are pink pepper, orange blossom, jasmine, vanilla, patchouli and cedar. Notes of coffee, present in large quantities, dominate the scent. Master perfumers Nathalie Lorson and Marie Salamagne, in collaboration with Olivier Cresp and Honorine Blanc, developed the composition. In September of 2014 Yves Saint Laurent launches Black Opium, the new fragrance announced as a rock'n'roll interpretation of the classic that should highlight the dark, mysterious side of the YSL brand. Master perfumers Nathalie Lorson and Marie Salamagne, in collaboration with Olivier Cresp and Honorine Blanc, developed the composition. Notes of coffee, present in large quantities, dominate the scent. Additional accords are pink pepper, orange blossom, jasmine, vanilla, patchouli and cedar. The perfume comes in the bottle designed as the last editions of the Opium collection. The bottle is dark and decorated with sequins that give a glam rock look.

Key Features

• The bottle is dark and decorated with sequins that give a glam rock look.
• Notes of coffee, present in large quantities, dominate the scent.
• In September of 2014 Yves Saint Laurent launches Black Opium, the new fragrance announced as a rock'n'roll interpretation of the classic that should highlight the dark, mysterious side of the YSL brand.
• The perfume comes in the bottle designed as the last editions of the Opium collection.
• Additional accords are pink pepper, orange blossom, jasmine, vanilla, patchouli and cedar.
• Master perfumers Nathalie Lorson and Marie Salamagne, in collaboration with Olivier Cresp and Honorine Blanc, developed the composition.