One useful detail.
Its caviar language is an olfactory accord, not an ingredient claim; the record is useful for explaining how marine-mineral effects are named.
AromaticAquaticWoodsAmberAiryMineral
Lavender and clary sage frame a mineral, sea-mist caviar accord before vetiver and amber woods add a dry, polished depth.
SweetnessVery lowTemperatureCoolTextureAiry · MineralPresenceVariable
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The parts they want you to notice.
Clary SageLavenderCaviar AccordVetiverAmbery Woods
Woody · aquatic. A note list is scent vocabulary, not a lab formula.
Aquatic accords / unusual note vocabulary
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Related, not interchangeable.
Original contains several exact products. Check the concentration and full name.
Lacoste · Eau de Parfum
Original
CitrusAromaticWoodsAmber
Pink pepper and bergamot give the opening a bright, spicy snap; lavender and clary sage turn aromatic before sandalwood and tonka soften the base.
Lacoste · Parfum
Original
AromaticWoodsAmberDry
Cardamom and ginger sharpen aromatic lavender, while incense resin, patchouli and tonka create a warmer, denser finish than the Eau de Parfum.
Lacoste · Eau de Parfum
Original Femme
FruityFloralAmberGourmand
Juicy pear and ginger brighten jasmine and a warm solar effect, then vanilla and amber create a smooth, sweet finish.
Lacoste · Eau de Parfum Intense
Original Femme Intense
FruityFloralWoodsGourmand
Raspberry and a creamy pomegranate effect lead into jasmine and rose petals, with vanilla and tonka creating a plush gourmand-leaning base.
Lacoste
A French sportswear and lifestyle house founded in 1933 by René Lacoste and André Gillier. Its fragrance world translates tennis heritage, freedom of movement, the crocodile logo and the L.12.12 polo code into accessible designer scents ranging from crisp fougères to florals, aquatics and fruit-led styles.