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VetiverDries down to
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Room 1015 · Sold as unisex
Yesterday
The quiet focus of an afternoon spent in a sunlit office, where the blend of fresh citrus and warm spices creates a comforting yet invigorating atmosphere.
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YesterdayPremium · $100–250
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2017 by Room 1015 and crafted by perfumers Amélie Bourgeois and Anne-Sophie Behaghel, Yesterday is a composition that oscillates between freshness and warmth. The fragrance opens with vibrant notes of cardamom, bergamot, and thyme, creating an aromatic burst that feels like a morning walk in the crisp air. As it settles into a heart of basil, lavender, and geranium, the scent becomes more nuanced and herbal, blending seamlessly into woody base notes of vetiver, sandalwood, and tonka bean. This interplay between freshness and warmth makes Yesterday a captivating choice that evolves throughout the day.
For best results, apply Yesterday to pulse points and allow it to settle for about five minutes before heading out. This allows the aromatic top notes to meld with the warmer base notes, creating a more cohesive scent profile throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Yesterday, Room 1015
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Amélie Bourgeois
From cosmetology student to independent studioAmélie Bourgeois is a French perfumer who discovered her fascination with perfume extracts as a cosmetology student and landed an internship at Cinquième Sens, where she spent seven years developing new fragrances and refining her style.
Co-created with Anne-Sophie Behaghel
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Respected, if divisive: loved by 18%, disliked or hated by 17%.