Libre Eau de Toilette

It was a bit warm today (for February in Missouri anyway), so I thought I would try out the EDT version of Libre in the discovery set of travel sprays that I purchased from the website recently. (I ended up getting Libre Intense for Valentine's Day, a lovely surprise--and that one isn't in the discovery set, although it's my favorite.) The EDT is much lighter and more wearable for hot weather, and I wouldn't be at all surprised if I use up my travel spray long before I make even a small dent in my 3 ounce bottle of Libre Intense. The drydowns are quite similar, although LI is sweeter and more vanillic, whereas Libre EDT has that exquisite jasmine-tea accord (is that LINDEN BLOSSOM? Swoon!) that smells a bit crisper and cleaner than the more indolic jasmine of Libre Intense. I was a little worried that the ambergris in the base would make it too animalic, but neither it nor the OG Libre EDP register that way to my nose. The EDT is definitely lighter and more floral, and I imagine it will confer a real cooling effect when it's 105 degrees and atrociously humid. It just hit me that the EDT formulation reminds me a little bit of Elizabeth Arden's Green Tea, one of Francis Kurkdjian's earlier efforts--the Green Tea has a real rhubarb note, and Libre obviously does not, but they both seem like great choices for sweaty skin and short tempers. Update: Spritzed on three sprays from my travel atomizer, one on each inner elbox, plus one on my chest. It didn't seem too strong to me, but my husband said he could smell me outside in the yard before he could even see me, from several feet away, so I would say this throws like a maniac even hours later. I guess it goes to show you that some EDTs are as strong or stronger than many EDPs, and this is one of them. Even though I have a travel-sprayer of this and Libre Le Parfum and Libre EDP, as well as a 100-ml bottle of Libre Intense, I would not look askance at a full bottle of this one. It's very pretty. Also, it doesn't hurt that I really like the new Dua Lipa album, hahaha!

Yves Saint Laurent YSL Libre EDT: This Fragrance Has Very Quickly Become One Of My Most Favourite Out Of The YSL Libre Line Up!! And I'm Absolutely Appalled That YSL Has Definitely Decided To Basically Pull The Plug On This Absolute Stunning Beauty!! For Me This Truely Is Sunshine In A Bottle, And Is Perfect To Reach For When The Weather Is Hot And Muggy!! Meaning It's Definitely Superb To Wear Spring & Summer Time, And No Matter How Hot The Temperature Climbs To This Libre EDT Never Fails To Impress, Nor Let Me Down In Anyway!! It Also Brings Me So"ooooooooo Many Beautiful And Wonderful Compliments Everytime I Decide To Use It!! On My Skin, It's Definitely Lighter/Brighter, And More Fresher Than All The Other's In The Libre Fragrance Line-Up!! It Also Has The Most Uplifting Quality To It giving The Wearer, A Real Sparkling Booster!! I Think It's The White Tea Note, That Definitely Helps The Fragrance Achieve This Hands Down!! Lasting Power Is Also Superb For An EDT, As On My Skin, It Wear's And Lasts A GOOD 8-12hrs!! It's Also Perfectly Unisex, So Guy's Don't Be Afraid To Try/Buy etc, Before It's Gone Forever!! I Also Have Just Purchased A Large 90ml Back-Up Bottle To Keep Me Going!! Just So Angry 😠 And Utterly Sad, That YSL Have Done This To Such A Stunning Timeless Fragrance!! Someone's Decision Is Truely Wrong Here, And Definitely Has Made A Lot Of It's Users And Lovers Really"Really Sad On It!!!! 😔

This is just an all around "can't go wrong" fragrance. There's a little bit of something for everyone. I started considering this fragrance for my mother-in-law's Christmas present. She's a very energetic, fun Italian mom who loves cooking and wine. She's very active, goes outside a lot, but also lives in Florida where the weather is on the warmer, humid side. She needs a sparkly fragrance! The traditional 'classic' and 'mature' perfumes don't really suit her. I know she likes lavender (she loved my sample of Coffee Break) I know she loves amber-y jasmine smells (she loved my Mugler Alien) I know she likes a hint of sweetness (because she likes my Britney Spears Fantasy flankers) and i KNOW she loves a little bit of the ol' fresh citrus and white florals because she has consistently owned Clinque Happy & flankers for years. YSL Libre EDT hit all these marks. I even dug up my tiny sample and sprayed it on my arm and asked my husband to verify. He said "yes, it smells like her! she would love this." it's got a little bit of the intoxicating white florals, but it doesn't turn too pissy or indolic. it's sweet without being too sweet. but also that 'fresh spicy' to prevent it from smelling like a little girl. and i think the EDT is light enough that it will perform very well even on the hotter, humid days in Florida. just all around great when you want to be fun and fresh.

YSL Libre EDT is my favorite of the Libre line. I came to this line wanting fresh, citrusy lavender, and this did not disappoint. The tea note gives it that special je ne sais quoi that rounds the entire fragrance out, nicely. The vanilla/musk/ambergris base is perfectly balanced to not overwhelm the freshness of this fragrance. For an EDT it lasts quite a long time. The dry down stays sweet for hours on me, though I’m always pleasantly surprised when I respray later in the day and get to experience the bright burst of its opening again. I know a lot of people say this is their least favorite of the Libre flankers, but I think they’re looking for a scent that’s more gourmand. I’ve got samples and travel size of the EDP, EDT, and Le Parfum. I’ve sprayed the Intense version a few times just to test, and may end up getting it just to complete my collection. In comparison, I feel this EDT is exactly what it needs to be, which is the brightest, freshest of the flankers. Because of how fresh, citrusy, and lavender smelling this fragrance is, I’d recommend it for a day out shopping or a rainy day when you want a pick-me-up, drinking tea and reading a good book. As always, though, I revert to my motto about fragrance, which is wear it when you feel most comfortable and want to smell it for yourself!

This is perfect if you didn’t like how overpowering the lavender was in the original edp. I still get some of that classic perfume blend with the line’s signature lavender and musk notes, but it’s more balanced and more casual to me in the edt, especially with the jasmine and sweet citrusy orange blossom getting more shine. The jasmine still acts like a clean floral but it is sweetened like tea. I get 6 hrs wear then it becomes a warm floral musk lasting forever on me. Great relaxing scent. Update: Wearing it in heat, the vanilla shines more on my skin. Still very balanced and a different type of good. I think I love this even more under these circumstances. I get more vanilla mixed with aerated but warm florals and musk, ultimately giving me a sugared and honeyed lavender-more jasmine tea scent that is also refreshing. So happy I brought this into my collection again. Literally because it just puts a smile on my face. This projects very well and also lasts forever, even longer than the edp on my skin. Beware, that the jasmine and musk can get sharp and aerosol-like in the cold. When it's warm, then I'm happy.

I purchased and received the YSL Libre today. Honestly, I bought this bottle because Rose is the brand ambassador and some people said that this bottle has a clear jasmine scent.Bought blindly but I think I was not disappointed at all from the first spray. At first it has a bit of a citrus scent, then a white floral scent, a sweet jasmine scent and a bit of soap. Then lavender appeared, mixed with jasmine. But I think the lavender pretty much overwhelms the jasmine in here. It smells good and sticks well. I sprayed 1 shot on my wrist, then washed the dishes and washed my hands many times, for about 4-5 hours, I lifted my wrist to smell it and it still smelled good. Great! I get a bit of vanilla towards the end, but it's not obvious, it's mainly a scent of white flowers and soap and lavender that permeates the skin. I think it's fragrant, but not too unique. I've smelled this scent somewhere. Or it is quite popular with people who love such scents. This scent is very feminine, luxurious, spreads well, and the design is also very eye-catching and sophisticated. I give it 8/10.

So I just got that fragrance and I was so happy because I wanted to try it for a long time. There was that one note that I truly love at all. And that is WHITE TEA! YES! WHITE TEA! I generally love the smell of tea, and in this combination.....YES, YES, YES! Libre Eau De Toilette is a fabulously sweet floral-tea fragrance, seemingly created with mass appeal in mind. It is much more palatable in this concentration. Libre Eau De Toilette opens with citrus notes, followed very quickly by jasmine and orange blossoms. The citrus notes give it some freshness, but it is primarily sweet and refreshing. Then, sweet white tea emerges as it develops. And I love that scent! Vanilla adds sweetness at it dries down, becoming a sweet, musky skin scent with remnants of white tea. It becomes sweet on my skin. I find that musky-floral-tea scent often do in their later stages, particularly if they are mass-market scents. Sillage is so enormous and the longevity is long. Overall, Libre Eau De Toilette is a fabulous YSL fragrance that I loved. At least there is some freshness in this iteration.

Two notes that I don't tend to gravitate towards in perfume are lavender and vanilla. When I first experienced them in combination in Mon Guerlain EDT, I was smitten, so I decided to give this one a try, also in the EDT. The orange blossom in this is sooo pretty, and I notice the jasmine more than the lavender. I'm a big white florals girl, so that makes this an unexpected joy for me with a little twist. I don't pick up a really strong vanilla, either, but its definitely a bit sweeter than what I usually wear. Despite that tinge of sweetness, I still like this most during the summertime. The orange blossom is almost juicy, which is probably from the citrus notes, but I mostly smell a gorgeous orange blossom and jasmine combo touched by sweetness. Also a bit of the tea note shines through as well. It's like a sunny day to me. Just lovely. *Note: For someone who's not usually a fan of lavender in perfumes, three of my favorites over the last several years are this one, Mon Guerlain EDT, and Coffee Break from MM Replica. A reminder to always keep an open mind...

I find that I have a total love for tea scented things, have mercy on my wallet because this one is up there with the two grand stand competitors on my list after one sniff... The thing with it is that it smells Main Street to me, and I don’t mean that as city vibe (but it totally goes with my look and city aura) but this is something that doesn’t stand out enough to be unique however if I met someone who smelled like this I’d totally ask what it is. The projection of this is something I recon to be quite strong and it will take over the room, therefor also long lasting and in a good way. In contrast to my signature fragrance this is something I would wear to a meeting or event where I wanted eyes to be on me. I give a big round of applause to YSL for knowing how to make a fragrance strong without being too overbearing. Their Homme is also fantastic and that will probably forever be my favorite male scent (if you smell like that I WILL talk to you 😂)

My daytime Libre. Longevity is phenomenal for a EDT. This was gifted to me and I remember thinking it was an accident since they knew I had the EDP before. However I found it’s such an easy everyday reach. Perfect for spring & summer to fall days. It also suits me every well- lots of compliments like “someone here smells really good” etc. I’m comparing Libre EDT + Libre Intense and they smell very similar in the opening. Only the EDT blossoms and transforms like crazy. The top notes has that signature lavender-orange blossom smell. Then, in the mid, I find it smells a bit bitter because the jasmine tea note is very green. This is the fresh cool summery Libre. The warmth that you would find in the base/dry-down of EDP & the Intense versions is not in this juice. There’s a light touch of vanilla but it’s not thick or syrupy at all. It’s soft, powdery, white musky vanilla. It’s quite lovely. I’m already halfway through my bottle.

YSL Libre EDT is one of my absolute favorite perfumes. I remember I smelled this at an ulta and in my heart I knew I had to have it. I think I went back to purchase it that same week. Since then, it's one of the best scents I own. There's something just so classy and elegant about it and when I wear this out I feel so sophisticated. For some it may be a bit mature so I'd say test it before buying, but to me it's perfect! There's a deep scent, like a cologne almost but it does open a bit soapy for me. I don't hate it though, as it dries down, you get that nice musky note and my husband says its smells like the most pleasant vanilla. The citrus notes create a beautiful balance but they disappear after about an hour or two. You can smell this from far away, it projects so well. It also lasts sooo long on me. I wear it for 6+ hours and everyone at home can still smell it on me very well at the end of the day.

I did a wear test today of the Libre EDT, EDP, and intense. The other reviews describe the notes perfectly, so I'll simply add that these three are clearly sisters, not like those confusingly unrelated flankers in other sets. 4 hours later now, and they're all still strong on my skin. EDT would be my choice for the spring and summer because it's got the most prominent floral scent throughout the wear. The EDP dried down to have the most powder of all three. It's a beautiful classic, can't go wrong. Intense would be my fall/winter purchase because it's forward with the warm vanilla-caramel in its drydown. It actually reminds me of CH Good Girl Legere after hour 2. If I had to pick just one to buy, it would be the EDT for its nice longevity paired with the floral forward take on a warm scent. I think the EDT would be great year-round, in fact.

So I can only speak for the edt. I’m not going to discuss notes rather the fragrance from beginning to end which for me, is a pretty steady scent. If you see my other reviews you’ll know I get all 3 stages, this one remains steady from first spray jump in the car with friends steady. Before I begin, take note, as of late I am noticing reformulations (that are terrible), of newer fragrances and am sickened by anything new that is heavy or sweet that smells synthetic -plastic, too heavy smoky as I dislike smoke etc.. Having said all of that. This reminds me of a new age store. In a delightful way. The smell of individually hand poured candles, clean white sage hand wrapped, local artists paintings, incense and soaps, brass & wood, books & tea, it is unique and haunting. Divine.

I LOVE THIS! A lot a lot. I got le parfum first due to the hype and good reviews. I found it too sweet in the opening tho, I wonder if it's the blood orange. This EDT however is perfect throughout. I prefer spraying on clothes as I have sensitive skin and it stays on longer and the tea scent is more prominent this way. I have always liked the Elizabeth Arden green tea scent on my friend but when I got a bottle for myself few years ago, I don't get the tea scent on me. This kinda made up for that disappointment and I am so happy. To note, I live in a tropical climate which is pretty hot and humid so this is pleasantly light and airy. It's not super feminine which sometimes I need because my other scents leans heavily towards very rosey or white florals feminine side.

It’s a beautiful scent , to my skin it’s very feminine leaning . It opens up a lot more citrusy and bright than the EDP. As it settles in my skin I could start smelling that beautiful aquatic jasmine tea and then settles into a nice musk-tea-jasmine. It’s very pretty scent, feminine w a slight touch of masculinity, I’d say it makes a perfect work scent or everyday scent especially if you’re in humid climate ( in FL here, I noticed I smaller it even more when I stepped outside ) . The performance was not as good as the EDP, I wore both on diff arms, sprayed it at 7 pm and it’s 5 am now and don’t smell the EDT, but for an EDT it does give great protection and it probably lasts like 5 hrs on my skin, maybe longer on clothing.

This is my favourite from the Libre line. I was so impressed with the longevity and projection, it’s amazing and on par with the EDP! To me this is a sophisticated, slightly citrusy, clean (but not soapy) scent. I think this is perfect for the spring and summer but I can see it being worn year round. The bergamot, mandarin and tea make this fresher, lighter and less “sexy” than the EDP and intense versions. Lavender does feature quite prominently as with all of this line, but the vanilla is definitely toned down. I can see myself wearing this for years to come as it’s just so lovely! Perfect for a summer day or even work as it’s not really sweet or fruity.

This was my signature scent for a long time. I still remember when I first smelled this in a sample I got from Sephora. At that point I wasn’t super into perfumes and it was the best thing I’d ever smelled. It will always hold a special place in my heart. Anyways, so what does this smell like? On my skin, it smells like a sweet orange slice, with the skin attached, rolled around in vanilla powder with a very subtle lavender breeze/scent going on in the background. It’s very warm and cozy but way more light and airy than the other libre flankers. In my opinion, this is by far the best one. I always get compliments when I wear this.

Easily, the best Libre version ever. The White Tea note really brings everything together in this fragrance — now, don’t get it twisted because it’s a EDT, this projects beautifully and nothing offensive either. I’ve sprayed this on my wrists and every movement i make, i can smell it on me and it just fills me with so much joy. I find this to be more feminine than the OG because the OG can come off more unisex because of the Lavender. This is definitely a safe blind buy and beautiful fragrance for the office. Update: This has been on my mind since I reviewed this perfume and I ordered a 3 oz. Can’t wait to finally own this gem

I love Libre EDT (and EDP). The trick for me is one spray in the air and walk through. ONE. This is so powerful and really must be applied with a light touch. The thing is, this is truly a well constructed fragrance that gives you everything. Very traditionally feminine to me with slightly bitter jasmine tea and orange flower with a musky indolic dry down. It is quite a unique, mature, sophisticated composition that is just stunning when dosed properly. If you enjoy it, wear it proudly. I know the EDT is thought to be discontinued but I just grabbed a 1.7 from Navarro that had a 2025 batch date, for what that’s worth.

IM IN LOVE! I really hate the OG (Libre edp), but this one u guys is insane! so toned down, I used to hate the sharpness from the OG, it makes me sick to my stomach. But the EDT is mood booster, sparkly, fresh in a very sophisticated way! Luckily for me because I always wanted to add that stunning bottle to my collection, I used to hate the libre line but the packaging is 10/10. Now Im loving this version for the bottle and for the juice inside. Signature scent appropriate! If like me u hate the OG but u want to have that masterpiece bottle on your vanity, try this one. (Blind buy friendly)