Le Labo Perfumes Perfumes.

Le Labo was founded in Grasse in 2006 by Fabrice Penot and Edouard Rosch, moved its retail identity to New York, and now belongs to Estée Lauder. The house's signature is city-batched, hand-labelled bottles and a naming convention, a note + a number for the total ingredient count (Santal 33, Rose 31, The Noir 29, Bergamote 22). Scendira lists 74 Le Labo fragrances with 22 in stock, priced $15 to $549. The catalogue leans woody-unisex on average. Community top five in stock: The Noir 22 Perfume Oil (black tea-cedar-vetiver-fig, 2016), Santal 33 Perfume Oil (sandalwood-leather-papyrus-cedar, 2012), Vetiver 46 Perfume Oil (vetiver-olibanum-amber, 2012), Poivre 23 London (pepper-labdanum-vanilla-incense, 2008) and Bergamote 22 (bergamot-vetiver-grapefruit-orange blossom, 2006). Santal 33 is the global anchor, one of the defining unisex "urban woody" fragrances of the last 15 years. Perfume-oil formats rate consistently higher than the EDPs in this stocked range.

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Santal 33 (2011), the house anchor and one of the defining unisex woody-leather fragrances of the last decade.

Dry Australian sandalwood, cardamom, iris, papyrus and cedar with a subtle leather-violet powder underneath. Smoky, urban, unisex-forward.

Note name + total ingredient count (Santal 33 has 33 ingredients; Rose 31 has 31). It's a house tell.

Regional annual releases available only in specific cities (Baie 19 for Paris, Cuir 28 for Dubai), some rotate as seasonal open editions in September.

Community consistently rates the perfume-oil formats higher on Scendira's stocked range, denser, longer-lasting, skin-scent finish.