LYS 41
Jasmine, tuberose absolute, and lily bloom together in a radiant white floral warmed by woods, vanilla, and musks.
Perfumer: Daphné Bugey
LYS 41
About This Fragrance
LYS 41 is a 2013 Eau de Parfum whose name uses the French word for lily. The fragrance is not about lily alone: jasmine, tuberose absolute, and lily appear together from the opening, with woods, vanilla, and musks forming a warm foundation beneath the three white flowers.
Scent Profile
The official structure is a flat set of key notes rather than a top-heart-base pyramid. Jasmine supplies bright sweetness, tuberose brings creamy volume, and lily adds clean petals with a green, stem-like edge. As the fragrance develops, vanilla smooths the floral density while woods and musks give the trail a drier, warmer, more skin-close surface.
Who It's For
It suits someone who wants both large floral volume and a warm vanilla-musk finish. Spring and early-summer outings, breezy evenings, and celebratory occasions are natural settings. Longevity and diffusion tend to be relatively strong, so begin with one spray on skin at work, over a meal, on public transport, or anywhere personal distance is close.
