Sandal Rice

Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium Nuit Blanche softens the bold coffee punch of the original pillar into a cozy, creamy gourmand treat. The scent opens w… Show more

Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium Nuit Blanche softens the bold coffee punch of the original pillar into a cozy, creamy gourmand treat. The scent opens with a distinctive steamed rice note dusted with subtle anise and warm bourbon pepper, creating an airy, comforting sweetness rather than a heavy dessert punch. As it warms on the skin, smooth espresso blends with delicate orange blossom, sweet caramel, and rich vanilla milk. It wears close to the skin like a plush cashmere sweater, making it an easy everyday signature for cool mornings, relaxed office settings, and casual weekend dates. Show less

Monalisa opens with an unexpected burst of savory rice, bitter anise, and warm Bourbon pepper that feels dry on skin. As the initial spice settles, th… Show more

Monalisa opens with an unexpected burst of savory rice, bitter anise, and warm Bourbon pepper that feels dry on skin. As the initial spice settles, the fragrance reveals a floral heart of orange blossom and soft peony. Ground coriander adds a subtle herbal edge before dark coffee grounds pull the composition into cozy gourmand territory. The dry-down coats the skin in warm vanilla, sweet caramel, and rich milk, supported by smooth sandalwood and clean white musk. Designed as an oriental floral for cool evenings, Monalisa balances its lactonic creaminess with sharp spicy contrast. It projects a soft, comforting aura ideal for late autumn crispness. Show less

Niswah opens with a bright rush of pear, berries and saffron, then settles into a floral oud wrapped in caramel, vanilla and amber woods. It reads ric… Show more

Niswah opens with a bright rush of pear, berries and saffron, then settles into a floral oud wrapped in caramel, vanilla and amber woods. It reads rich, sweet and intentionally dramatic. This is the kind of scent that may suit shoppers who enjoy bold Middle Eastern gourmands with a fruity top and a smoky, woody base. Sampling first makes sense if heavy. Show less