I bought this fragrance around Christmas and have nearly used it all up. This has been my signature scent for the past 6 months and now that I've nearly finished the bottle, I thought I'd give you my thoughts on it.
Packaging:
As to be expected of a YSL product, the packaging feels luxurious and looks expensive. I'm not usually too bothered by packaging of makeup products, but I like my perfume bottles to look good so they look nice on my dressing table. The YSL bottle is a clear, glass hourglass shaped bottle with bits of purple and gold. I personally like this bottle, its eye-catching without being too in your face.Scent:
Heart Notes: Sambac Jasmine Absolute, Lily of the Valley Accord, Creamy AccordTop Notes: Bergamot Oil, Blackcurrant Buds Absolute, Crispy Green Accord
Base Notes: Cedarwood Heart Oil, Sandalwood Oil, Bourbon Vanilla Absolute CO2, Tonka Bean Absolute
I find it hard to describe perfumes, but to me YSL Manifesto is a sweet, floral fragrance. However, I would describe it as a more 'mature' floral scent, it is different from some the very overly floraly scents often worn by young teenager, and is aimed more towards the older crowds. Personally, I can really smell the vanilla and jasmine in this when I spray it.
Its an Eau De Parfum, so that means the scent is more powerful.
Lasting Power:
This personally lasts all day on me. I have no need to retouch it. The smell does fade a bit towards the end of the day, but personally I think it has good lasting power for perfume.Pricing:
A 30ml bottle will set you back around £47.00. This is quite expensive for a perfume, especially compared to what is currently available on the market. However, YSL is a premium brand and that is reflected in both the product and the price.Availability:
You can buy YSL Manifesto from House of Fraser.
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