Yves Saint Laurent
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Check best deal on MYSLF Le ParfumRich orange blossom and bourbon vanilla with patchouli warmth
Main accords: white floral, vanilla, woody, citrus, amber, sweet. 2024 · Eau de Parfum
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Widely agreedBujairami
Extra Pulse
Sits right in the middle of the field — neither the soapier reading some clones give nor the tea-forward one others go for. Second only to Montagne Imaginary in a four-person blind strip test, and in a separate six-way blind test one taster picked it as their favourite of the lot.
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Bujairami Extra Pulse is widely sold as a dupe of Yves Saint Laurent MYSLF Le Parfum. Sits right in the middle of the field — neither the soapier reading some clones give nor the tea-forward one others go for.
Second only to Montagne Imaginary in a four-person blind strip test, and in a separate six-way blind test one taster picked it as their favourite of the lot.
Bujairami Extra Pulse is the closest one we know of. Most people who own both agree on that.
Yes. Bujairami Extra Pulse is the one we know of.
It is the only one we have found a real side-by-side comparison for.
No. A dupe aims for the same smell, but it uses a different formula.
Cheaper ingredients usually show in the opening, and in how long it lasts. That is why we say how each one differs, instead of giving a match score.
Rich orange blossom and bourbon vanilla with patchouli warmth It opens on Black Pepper.
MYSLF Le Parfum is a richer, more intense take on YSL's modern pillar fragrance. The original MYSLF was built around orange blossom and vanilla; this version pushes both further while adding more patchouli and amber to the base. The opening is a burst of spicy black pepper that quickly gives way to a lush orange blossom heart — still the star of the composition. In the drydown, bourbon vanilla and amber create a warm, enveloping sweetness that is tempered by dry patchouli. It feels more evening-appropriate than the original. Performance is improved too, pushing 8-10 hours with good projection. Best suited for fall and winter nights out, though the white floral element keeps it from feeling too heavy. A genuine upgrade for anyone who liked the original but wanted more staying power and depth.
