The unique blend of tuberose and vetiver

The floral fragrance of tuberose is rich and enchanting. With fruity, lactonic, honeyed facets accented with jasmine and orange blossom, its infusion creates a magnetic and highly addictive note.
The scent of vetiver creates surprising contrasts: raw and warm, dry and mellow, earthy and smoky. Its essential oil adds elegance and vibrancy to the fragrance.
A creation with facets of bergamot, benzoin and patchouli. The scent of bergamot is lively and effervescent. The scent of benzoin gives off vanilla and resin tones with smooth and spicy accents. Patchouli gives off an enveloping fragrance, a blend of the woods with fertile earth.

Key botanicals: infusion of tuberose, essential oils of vetiver, bergamot, patchouli and benzoin extract.

A creation by Marie Salamagne, perfumer.

"For this reinterpretation of SO ELIXIR YVES ROCHER, from the outset, I wanted to work on a woody floral fragrance that is both sensual and modern with a strong signature that leaves an enveloping scent in its wake.

The idea of the tuberose came to me quite naturally. Rich and enchanting to the extreme, it is in my opinion the most glamorous flower in perfumery, the archetype of femininity.

I wanted to combine it with vetiver, a wood with vibrant tonalities, and of course patchouli, as an allusion to the signature of the original fragrance

From this unexpected encounter a unique floral woody fragrance was born, modern and ultra-feminine with a mysterious and confident sensuality."