Myriad

One of the finest beautiful and topped LV perfumes with the recurring aromatic note, finally a oud perfume from the in easy to use, clean, soft and luxurious. Myriad perfume is a perfume consisting of saffron, Bulgarian roses,gris roses, cocoa, ambret, musk, and last oud, the luxurious and clean alms. The smell is mixed with the opening with a strong and blazing oud oud essence. After that by 10-5 minutes, it turns 180 degrees into the royal layer of roses and saffron, soap, bright, clean, easy and very distinctive. This layer of water oud, very beautiful pink, soapy, a refined perfume in the sense of the word, and it is one of the most beautiful perfumes from the same special collection, and every time the perfume changes and becomes easier and easier with supernatural performance as usual than this distinctive collection, I see it better than the Staller Time, and a winter perfume par excellence and even without exaggeration, I see it right at all times for its absolute ease, you can the first time you smell it will say that it is a normal perfume because it is a promise and it does not deserves This amount, but after considering it, you will discover that it is special, rare and a new and unique composition, and the most beautiful thing I liked about it is the soapy note in the background, something fantastic, a strange perfume, a name, a bottle, a smell, a perfect, but the price is not $ 800, but it Worth the price. By the way, the perfume is stable forever. —————————————————- I can say after trying it for 4 months, of course it is the best perfume ever from this collection, the longevity is very great and at the same time it never bothers you, Spreading not as you imagine but it is lovely for the first 4 hours This scent is very clean and incredible, please reviewers consider it a precious gem Designed by Jacques Cavalier.

As someone who has a deep appreciation for oud, I can confidently say that Myriad is one of the most beautifully balanced oud fragrances I have ever owned. What captivates me most is the interplay between the oud, rose, and saffron. The oud carries a subtle animalic edge just enough to feel authentic and full of character, yet never overwhelming. The rose softens the composition with its velvety elegance, while the saffron adds a warm, golden spice that brings everything together seamlessly. I do believe, however, that you need to have a taste for oud to truly appreciate Myriad. This isn't a fragrance made for everyone, and that's exactly what makes it so special. If you enjoy the beauty of real oud with a touch of wilderness, Myriad is an absolute masterpiece. Every time I wear it, I can't stop going back to my wrist. The slightly animalic oud wrapped in soft rose and saffron creates an aura that feels rich, sophisticated, and deeply captivating. This isn't an everyday fragrance for me. Myriad deserves special moments, an elegant dinner, a celebration, or an evening when I simply want to wear something extraordinary. Scent: 10/10 – Absolutely captivating. Rich, elegant, and beautifully composed from start to finish. Sillage: 10/10 – Projects with confidence and leaves a memorable trail without ever becoming overwhelming. Longevity: 10/10 – An absolute beast. Easily lasts 24+ hours on my skin & days on clothes... and yes, trust me on this one. Even after a shower, I can still catch subtle whispers of it the next day.

This fragrance is a work of art. Jacques Cavallier really outdid himself with his simplicity that is in itself top complexity. The opening is a warm but light amount of oud that is immediately followed by the cacao absolute and patchouli. Of course this is rose thru and thru with a rather noticeable amount of watery facets thruout the duration of the wear. My ONLY complaint is that while this is an extrait, I only get 3 hours of wear max from this before its a skin scent. Buyer beware this is work of art, but an extremely expensive skinscent work of art lol. And just to reiterate, the opening is the only time you'll smell oud, the rest is the cacao absolute and patchouli playing the trick on the untrained's mind that you're smelling oud even thou you are not. Jacques Cavallier truly is a master in perfumery. What my wife and I like to do is take pure oud oil, put that on the pulse points (neck, chest, wrists, behind ears/back of neck) first and then spray Myriad on top of those same pulse points. You create an amazing aura with that combi. Regarding all of the childish reviews that are saying and using words such as "poopy, fecal, jammy, feces, vomit, cow pat, barnyard, farm, etc" - you can 100% disregard everything they've said. Anytime you see a review those words or any combination of those words, you can rest assured they are immature and only wear shower gel scents.

My husband just brought me a sample as per my request from Harrods and my first reaction was a highly negative one, the sharp oud opening was and is extremely fecal, skanky. I almost struggled to understand the need for this fragrance and definitely didn’t understand why it’s been positioned in my beloved extrait line, from which I have and adore 3 fragrances. The fecal oud note dissipated fairly quickly and took on a smoky note that was much more bearable, then within ten or so minutes rose started to take over which I really appreciated. As the time went by I started to understand this fragrance more and more and I even ‘saw’ that personal touch of mr. Cavallier that made a standard oud/rose combo stand out in its own path. Two hours on and I am thinking there may quite be a possibility that I will purchase this fragrance in the near future, I just need to brace myself for that opening I mentioned.... Edit: well, I’m saving up lol one thing I wanna say, the rose in the dry down is literally the same jammy rose from the perfume Stella! I loved that frag because of the lovely dry down! I’m not saying they smell the same, but those who know both would know what I mean.... Edit2: Noway! What do I know? Jacque Cavallier made Stella.... Hmmm I was onto smth Edit3: yep, it’s mine now. No regrets! The dry down is intoxicating

Wonderful rose-oud release. Absolutely beautiful and natural smelling. I loved this at first sniff but continued wearing the sample for 2 weeks everywhere and finally obtained a full bottle. There's a light barnyard skank (expected) at the beginning but that dissipates pretty fast within 5-10 min. The saffron and oud provides a dry, slightly leathery base. There's also tendrils of smokiness, but more like a suggestion. What I love most are the streaks of salty (think ambergris), bright roses that come and go, contrasting the woodiness like shooting stars in the night sky. Dry down provides an elegant, musky and woody foundation that lasts a long time yet doesn't bore me. There's no sweetness and if any, it feels natural from the roses. I'm not a fan of sweet rose-oud (e.g., Rose d'Arabie, MFT Ouds Collection). This is rose-oud done the LV way - quite unique to my nose amongst a sea of mediocre rose-oud. There's definitely DNAs from Les Sables Roses and Ombre Nomade but it doesn't smell like either. Myriad is a balanced, dark fragrance but the overall feel is airy. There's developments from beginning to end that entertain me throughout its wearing. To me, it is the best from the Les Extraits Collection to date, followed by Cosmic Cloud and Rhapsody.