Ylop – Extrait de Parfum

SORA DORA – a French niche perfume house by Quentin Soradora that tells a family story across four generations with every scent, from Antoine Soradora's emigration from Portugal to the jasmine fields of Grasse.

Ylop is warm, roasted and lightly sweet – like skin you want to keep touching. Roasted apricot, apple and tea open velvety, osmanthus absolute, rosemary and almond meet at the heart in a tender core, before black sesame, black vanilla absolute and Haitian vetiver settle into a warm, skin-close base.

Ylop works all year round, best worn close to the body. The gender-neutral scent is an intimate signature for anyone who sees perfume as part of their own skin.

What makes Ylop special to us is its concept – a scent told through touch, oscillating between the memory of one beloved body and the diversity of countless different skins. No loud entrance, just an invitation to closeness.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Ylop smell like?

Warm-roasted and creamy-sweet – apricot, apple and tea meet osmanthus and almond, before black sesame, vanilla and vetiver lay down a skin-close base.

How does Ylop feel?

Ylop feels tender and intimate – like a touch that lingers longer than it lasts.

When do you wear Ylop?

All year round, best worn close to the skin – as an intimate, warm signature scent.

What else might I like if I love Ylop?

If you love the skin-close, creamy side of Ylop, try Couleur Primaire by LES EAUX PRIMORDIALES – a scent that puts a similarly soft skin-scent character centre stage.

Still not sure? Discover Ylop as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.