Top Notes 
Black pepper
White thyme
Bergamot
Heart Notes 
Lavender
Saffron
Geranium
Jilkfrebdop
Base Notes 
Gaiac wood
Leather
Patchouli
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Yves Semi-Leather
A completely normal day in Parfumoternia. Bald Man, also known as Prince Bastian, had recently successfully repelled the wild Soukhorde and was now dedicating himself to testing YSL Wild Leather, Yves Semi-Leather. As a prince, he always wore his blonde wig, which is why he was also called Blondie. Actually, that’s what his friends called him. So he boldly sprayed the fragrance on, already tinkering with a comment full of esprit and wordplay. But suddenly he heard the voice of the sorceress, who was the only one to know his secret: “Bald Man, we need you! The dark forces are breaking through the fortress, the World Stone is in danger!”
“Alright, Gandixeress, I’m on my way!”
So he hurried to his tiger (actually a chicken) and spoke the magic formula: “By the power of Baldhead, I have the hair tonic!”
And off he went, his steed or rather his oversized giant chicken, Battle Polly, took off.
In the process, he became aware of the scent of the perfume. At first, leather emerged, which was slightly sweet, Bald Man thought of something like licorice. Soon vanilla joined in, adding a new facet to the leather, softening it while not making it too gourmand and sweet. Rather, the scent was balanced, the leather rich and present while still smelling moderately. Alongside the licorice came a woody note, rather delicate and also sweet, the guaiac wood intensified this side of Wild Leather.
As Bald Man rode and pondered, his wig flew away due to the strong wind. Annoying. Arriving bald at the castle, he immediately grabbed his hair tonic, poured it generously on his head, and charged with a wild battle cry at the fiends who wanted to invade the castle. Meanwhile, Gandixeress conjured up buckets of scents with a skunk accord to fend off the opponents. In any case - to fast forward a bit - in the end, only Bald Man and his antagonist, a man with full, long hair, faced each other. Bald Man attacked, slipped on his somehow scattered wig, and accidentally poured the hair tonic on the unnamed antagonist, who immediately transformed into a gigantic hair tuft formation.
“And of course, nothing grows on my plate...,” grumbled Bald Man. So he and the sorceress once again defeated the enemies.
Battle Polly was meanwhile sniffing at now again Prince Bastian and Wild Leather. She noticed that the scent had almost disappeared and turned into a mushy potpourri. Very pleasant, now more like freshly treated suede, with a slightly bitter leg note.
Jokes aside, Wild Leather is not wild but quite the opposite, the scent is tamed. This is absolutely fine because here we have the rarely functioning attempt to make leather more appealing and accessible to a broader audience. Vanilla and similar companions were incorporated thoughtfully, the leather does not drown in it. So: YSL - Wild Leather is a good entry-level fragrance when it comes to leather. It is also suitable for fans of moderate leather scents.
Thanks to Gandixeress and Bald Man aka Prince Bastian.
“Alright, Gandixeress, I’m on my way!”
So he hurried to his tiger (actually a chicken) and spoke the magic formula: “By the power of Baldhead, I have the hair tonic!”
And off he went, his steed or rather his oversized giant chicken, Battle Polly, took off.
In the process, he became aware of the scent of the perfume. At first, leather emerged, which was slightly sweet, Bald Man thought of something like licorice. Soon vanilla joined in, adding a new facet to the leather, softening it while not making it too gourmand and sweet. Rather, the scent was balanced, the leather rich and present while still smelling moderately. Alongside the licorice came a woody note, rather delicate and also sweet, the guaiac wood intensified this side of Wild Leather.
As Bald Man rode and pondered, his wig flew away due to the strong wind. Annoying. Arriving bald at the castle, he immediately grabbed his hair tonic, poured it generously on his head, and charged with a wild battle cry at the fiends who wanted to invade the castle. Meanwhile, Gandixeress conjured up buckets of scents with a skunk accord to fend off the opponents. In any case - to fast forward a bit - in the end, only Bald Man and his antagonist, a man with full, long hair, faced each other. Bald Man attacked, slipped on his somehow scattered wig, and accidentally poured the hair tonic on the unnamed antagonist, who immediately transformed into a gigantic hair tuft formation.
“And of course, nothing grows on my plate...,” grumbled Bald Man. So he and the sorceress once again defeated the enemies.
Battle Polly was meanwhile sniffing at now again Prince Bastian and Wild Leather. She noticed that the scent had almost disappeared and turned into a mushy potpourri. Very pleasant, now more like freshly treated suede, with a slightly bitter leg note.
Jokes aside, Wild Leather is not wild but quite the opposite, the scent is tamed. This is absolutely fine because here we have the rarely functioning attempt to make leather more appealing and accessible to a broader audience. Vanilla and similar companions were incorporated thoughtfully, the leather does not drown in it. So: YSL - Wild Leather is a good entry-level fragrance when it comes to leather. It is also suitable for fans of moderate leather scents.
Thanks to Gandixeress and Bald Man aka Prince Bastian.
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