Technically chypre, but presented as the first 'floriental' perfume, Ysatis claims to be "the perfume for 1001 women" and it attracts a large clientele. Passionate, seductive and mysterious, it is a surprising and intriguing perfume. Ysatis seeks to produce the same sensation as a sexy and sensual evening gown by Givenchy. It took the perfume creator eighteen months of experimenting to achieve the perfect balance between floral, woody and spicy notes and come up with a fragrance that expresses a many-facetted woman.

Fresh tangerine enhanced by a green note of galbanum brightens a rich floral middle note of rose, ylang ylang and tuberose. The spicy presence of clove softens the powdery iris, while the almost oriental end note of patchouli and cashmeran tempers the character of oakmoss and the animal sensuality of castoreum.

Top note : Mandarin, Galbanum, Rosewood, Coconut
Middle note : Tuberose, Jasmine, Narcissus, Carnation
Base note : Patchouli, Sandal, Castoreum, Civet