Yves Saint Laurent M7 Oud Absolu
A resounding disruption for a fragrance of excess, the first to use “oud,” the most dense and diffusive of all woods. Its essence develops a deep unambiguous presence and already contains notes of balm and amber.
Used in the M7 fragrance in an exceptionally high concentration, it merges with myrrh and cistus to create a warm, intense and fascinating trail. Mandarin gives a top opening and delivers singular vibrancy, whereas a very potent and dense patchouli wood facet provides depth and addictive tenacity.
The M7 man has raw virility and sensuality that makes him equally desirable and dangerous.
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Yves Saint Laurent M7 Oud Absolu eau de toilette
- Notes: Mandarin, oud wood, patchouli, cistus, myrrh
- Original packaging is for reference only and is not included.
- 150 gram (weight)
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