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Yves Rocher · Sold as unisex
Feuilles de Verveine
The crisp morning air mixed with the scent of freshly picked herbs, ready to start a new day.
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Feuilles de VerveineHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Feuilles de Verveine by Yves Rocher, launched in 2016, is a fresh and vibrant unisex fragrance created by perfumers Sidonie Lancesseur and Jérôme Epinette. This composition opens with a burst of citrus and aromatic notes that feel like an invigorating morning walk through a garden. The herbal elements add a natural, green freshness, while the powdery base provides a subtle warmth and comfort. The contrast between its bright top notes and its cozy heart creates a fragrance that is both refreshing and grounding.
For best effect, apply Feuilles de Verveine in light sprays to pulse points. The citrus notes are most prominent initially but give way to the herbal and powdery base over time, so it’s ideal for daytime wear when you want a scent that evolves with you throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Feuilles de Verveine, Yves Rocher
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Sidonie Lancesseur
Woody scents from a countryside childhoodSidonie Lancesseur discovered her passion for scent during family vacations in the French countryside, and a meeting at age 12 with a family friend in the perfume industry ignited her ambition to express herself through fragrance.
Co-created with Jérôme Epinette
Designer Yves Rocher
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