PeachOpens with
MagnoliaHeart
PatchouliDries down to
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Yves Rocher · Sold as feminine
L'Evidence
The moment when sunlight filters through morning mist and illuminates a garden in full bloom.
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The story behind the bottle.
L'Evidence by Yves Rocher was launched in 2024, crafted by perfumers Marion Costero and Sonia Constant. This Chypre Floral fragrance opens with the bright zest of bergamot and the sweet succulence of peach, creating an immediate sense of freshness and warmth. The heart notes of magnolia and damask rose offer a delicate floral bouquet that is both classic and modern. As it settles into its base, patchouli adds a rich earthiness, grounding the composition with its warm spicy undertones.
L'Evidence has a balanced longevity, so one or two sprays will suffice. The citrus and fruity top notes are particularly bright, but they quickly give way to the floral heart, making it ideal for daytime wear. For evening, apply slightly closer to skin to emphasize the warm spicy base.
Fig. 01 — L'Evidence, Yves Rocher
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Marion Costero
A horticulturalist's eye for scentMarion Costero's childhood was steeped in fragrance — her mother's spice-filled international cooking and summers with her grandmother among the thyme, lavender, and linden of the Hautes-Alpes de Provence.
Co-created with Sonia Constant
Designer Yves Rocher
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