D'OrsayA coeur perdu LB

Description A cœur perdu. L.B. is D’Orsay’s modern retelling of the very first perfume the house ever made , the 1830 fragrance Alfred d’Orsay created in secret for Lady Marguerite Blessington, the married countess he loved for over twenty years. “L.B.” openly honors her initials, one of the few names in this collection the house has confirmed rather than left as a mystery. Composed by perfumer Fanny Bal, it opens on iris-tinted aldehydes and citrus and settles into a soft, mossy embrace, fans of aldehydic florals like Chanel No. 22 will find the same luminous, powdery lift here. Scent Character Woody: 34% Floral: 34% Fresh: 32% Translation: an even three-way balance of citrus-aldehyde brightness, iris-orange blossom florals, and a mossy-woody drydown, airy rather than heavy. Fragrance Pyramid Top: Bergamot, Lemon, Iris Aldehyde Heart: Neroli, Orange Blossom Base: Ambroxan, Moss, Cashmeran Performance Longevity: Moderate, roughly 4–6 hours Sillage: Close to the skin Projection: 1–2 ft for the first hour, then settles to arm’s length Best Occasions & Season Spring and summer Everyday wear, daytime and leisure Unisex. Wears equally well on any skin Concentration & Provenance Eau de Parfum Perfumer: Fanny Bal House: D’Orsay (founded 1830, revived 2015 by Amélie Huynh) A cœur perdu. L.B. reinterprets the house’s original 1830 formula as part of the modern “Initials” collection, each fragrance signed with the initials of a figure from Alfred d’Orsay’s love letters. Try Before You Commit Test the aldehydic-iris opening before committing to a full bottle. A 1mL sample is $5.99. 100% Authentic Every D’Orsay fragrance at Venba is 100% genuine: 200,000+ orders shipped, rated 4.9★ on Trustpilot, free US shipping on orders $100+, and hassle-free returns. FAQ Is A cœur perdu L.B. for men or women? It’s unisex by design: D’Orsay built the whole “Initials” collection around couples’ fragrances meant to be shared. What does “L.B.” stand for? Lady Blessington: Marguerite, Countess of Blessington, the muse of Alfred d’Orsay’s original 1830 creation. How long does it last and how far does it project? Expect a moderate 4–6 hours, worn close to the skin rather than loud, true to the aldehydic-iris genre. What does it smell like if I like Chanel No. 22 or other aldehydic florals? Similar luminous, powdery iris-aldehyde territory, but softened with orange blossom and a mossy-cashmeran base instead of a heavier floral bouquet.