D’ORSAY | À cœur perdu. L.B. Eau de Parfum
Created by perfumer Fanny Bal, À cœur perdu. L.B. (meaning "Wholeheartedly") is a contemporary tribute to the original 1830 fragrance designed by Alfred d'Orsay for the love of his life, Lady Blessington (the "L.B." in the name). This scent captures the electric, suspended moment of a secret or forbidden love, that "eternal" interval between the first glance and the first embrace. It is a luminous, transparent fragrance that evokes the comfort of freshly cleaned sheets warmed by the sun, blending the purity of a new day with the carnal warmth of a shared secret.
Olfactory Pyramid:
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Top Notes: Bergamot, Lemon, Iris Aldehyde
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Heart Notes: Neroli, Orange Blossom
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Base Notes: Ambroxan, Moss, Cashmeran
Vibe: Sparkling, clean, powdery, and romantic.
Common Questions
What are the notes in D'ORSAY L.B.? Bergamot, lemon, iris and aldehydes at the top, neroli and orange blossom in the heart, and ambroxan, moss and cashmeran in the base. Composed by Fanny Bal.
Is it a clean fragrance? Yes, like sheets drying in the sun: citrus, iris and aldehydes with orange blossom over ambroxan and moss.
Should I sample it first? Start with the 1.5mL sample before the 50mL.
More from D'ORSAY: Olfactory Discoveries Set, R.B. and Rose Blaze.