- Another 13 — Woody, musky and fruity; opens with pear and apple and dries down to iso e super and cetalox.
- Rose 31 — Woody, rose and floral; opens with rose and cumin and dries down to musk and guaiac wood.
- Santal 33 — Woody, powdery and leather; opens with cardamom and iris and dries down to cedarwood and leather.
- Ambrette 9 — Musky, floral and amber; opens with citrus and pear and dries down to musk and amber.
- Baie Rose 26 — Floral, rose and musky; opens with pink peppercorn and aldehydes and dries down to musk and cedar.
- Benjoin 19 — Amber, woody and musky; opens with olibanum and dries down to musk and amber.
- Bergamote 22 — Citrus, woody and amber; opens with bergamot and grapefruit and dries down to cedar and ambergris.
- Bigarade 18 — Citrus, woody and amber; opens with bigarade and bergamot and dries down to ambergris and cedar.
- Citron 28 — Citrus, woody and musky; opens with citron and lemon and dries down to cedar and guaiac wood.
- Cuir 28 — Woody, leather and musky; opens with vetiver and dries down to musk and vanilla.
- Fleur d'Oranger 27 — Floral, citrus and white floral; opens with bergamot and lemon and dries down to musk and cedar.
- Gaiac 10 — Woody, musky and smoky; opens with olibanum and cedar and dries down to musk and woody notes.
- Iris 39 — Floral, powdery and musky; opens with iris and patchouli and dries down to musk and sandalwood.
- Jasmin 17 — White floral, floral and citrus; opens with neroli and bergamot and dries down to musk and sandalwood.
- Labdanum 18 — Amber, woody and musky; opens with labdanum and ambergris and dries down to musk and woody notes.
- Limette 37 — Citrus, floral and vanilla; opens with lime and bergamot and dries down to tonka bean and woods.
- Lys 41 — Floral, white floral and vanilla; opens with jasmine and tuberose and dries down to vanilla and musk.
- Mousse de Chene 30 — Woody, mossy and earthy; opens with incense and black pepper and dries down to oakmoss and vetiver.
- Musc 25 — Woody, musky and amber; opens with aldehydes and dries down to ambergris and woody notes.
- Myrrhe 55 — Amber, floral and oud; opens with jasmine and incense and dries down to agarwood and ambergris.
- Neroli 36 — Floral, citrus and musky; opens with orange blossom and aldehydes and dries down to musk and vanilla.
- Oud 27 — Woody, oud and smoky; opens with black pepper and saffron and dries down to agarwood and sandalwood.
- Patchouli 24 — Woody, earthy and vanilla; opens with patchouli and dries down to vanilla.
- Poivre 23 — Warm spicy, woody and fresh spicy; opens with black pepper and pink pepper and dries down to patchouli and labdanum.
- Tabac 28 — Woody, green and musky; opens with bergamot and bay leaf and dries down to guaiac wood and woody notes.
- Thé Matcha 26 — Woody, green and fruity; opens with bitter orange and dries down to vetiver and cedarwood.
- Thé Noir 29 — Woody, tobacco and green; opens with fig and bay leaf and dries down to tobacco and hay.
- Tubéreuse 40 — Floral, white floral and woody; opens with bitter orange and african orange flower and dries down to cedar and sandalwood.
- Vanille 44 — Vanilla, amber and woody; opens with incense and aldehydic notes and dries down to musk and amber.
- Vetiver 46 — Woody, smoky and amber; opens with black pepper and clove and dries down to cedar and guaiac wood.
- Ylang 49 — White floral, woody and floral; opens with ylang-ylang and lemon and dries down to oak moss and patchouli.
What Le Labo smells like
Le Labo's fragrances lean woody, musky and floral. Most sit in the woody and floral families.
Notes that recur across the range: musk, cedar, jasmine and amber. If you like one of these, the others in the line are a safe next try.
In the SCNTMIX catalog the range covers 31 EDP.
Where to start with Le Labo
Not sure which Le Labo to try first? These picks come from the catalog data on each profile (the line-up here is 1 for women, 30 unisex).
- Most loved: Le Labo Jasmin 17 — the highest-rated Le Labo profile on SCNTMIX
- Longest lasting: Le Labo Lys 41 — longevity: excellent
- For warm weather: Le Labo Citron 28 — a fresh scent listed for spring and summer
- For cold weather and evenings: Le Labo Vanille 44 — listed for fall and winter
- For the office: Le Labo Ambrette 9 — a daytime pick with manageable projection
How to layer Le Labo
Because Le Labo's style leans woody and musky, it pairs well with a citrus or floral scent on top for lift. Spray the heavier scent first and the lighter one on top. Every Le Labo profile lists the fragrances that layer best with it, and MixMode lets you test a pair before you buy.
Le Labo guides
- Le Labo Perfumes: The Best Le Labo Scents and What to Layer Them With
- What to Layer With Le Labo Another 13: Best Combinations
- What to Layer With Le Labo Benjoin 19: Best Combinations
- What to Layer With Le Labo Citron 28: Best Combinations
- What to Layer With Le Labo Cuir 28: Best Combinations
- What to Layer With Le Labo Gaiac 10: Best Combinations
Le Labo FAQ
What does Le Labo smell like?
Le Labo's fragrances on SCNTMIX lean woody, musky and floral, with musk, cedar and jasmine coming up again and again.
What is the longest-lasting Le Labo fragrance?
On SCNTMIX, Le Labo Lys 41 has the strongest longevity rating (excellent). Longevity also depends on skin and how much you spray.
Which Le Labo fragrance is best for summer?
Le Labo Citron 28 is the freshest pick in the line for warm weather, listed for spring and summer in its SCNTMIX profile, opening with citron and lemon.
Where can I buy or sample Le Labo?
Each Le Labo profile on SCNTMIX links to a retailer to buy the full bottle, and to a sample or travel size where one is available, so you can try it before committing.