Le Labo · 2016
The Noir 29 Perfume Oil Eau de Parfum
Longevity
Very long8-12 hours
Projection
ModerateFills your personal space
Polarising
Mixed
woody
aromatic
grounded
Snapshot
The full profile.
About This Perfume
Think Black tea air, woody fig, green herb dust: that is Le Labo The Noir 29 Perfume Oil. Key notes are black tea, cedar and vetiver.
This eau de parfum is best in fall and winter and is easy to wear day or night. A good pick for casual days. Released in 2016.
Is it right for you?
- Best for: anyone after something woody and aromatic for casual days.
- Sample first if: woody is new territory for you.
- Skip if: you dislike green fragrances.
Around $230.
Explore more: More from Le Labo · Woody perfumes · Black tea perfumes · Vetiver perfumes
Concentration
Eau de Parfum
Occasion
Casual
Projection
Moderate
The verdict
Best for
Best for
- Casual
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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FAQ
Common questions.
It smells like Black tea air, woody fig, green herb dust. Key notes are black tea, cedar and vetiver.
It is best in fall and winter. It is easy to wear day or night. It suits casual days.
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