YSL Myself EDP

MYSLF Eau de Parfum is YSL's first woody-floral masculine fragrance, launched in 2023 and created by Christophe Raynaud, Antoine Maisondieu, and Daniela Andrier — described by the house as "a statement of modern masculinity to celebrate your true self."

The opening is a vibrant burst of Calabrian bergamot that immediately draws you in with fresh citrus brightness. As it develops, the heart unveils Tunisian orange blossom — quite animalic here rather than traditionally floral, giving MYSLF a distinctly modern character that feels both clean and warm. The base brings Ambrofix and patchouli together, creating a woody foundation with molecular precision that sits close to skin without feeling heavy.

Longevity consistently hits the 7-8 hour mark on skin, with fairly good projection that's noticeable without being overbearing. Performance isn't great, but longevity is pretty good — it sits closer to skin in the dry-down but remains detectable throughout the wear.

Community comparisons land most often on Dior Sauvage EDT, Bleu de Chanel, and Prada Luna Rossa Ocean — MYSLF sits in that same fresh-woody-aromatic space but leans warmer and more floral thanks to the orange blossom heart. It's a second-most-complimented fragrance for many wearers, and if you're looking for a modern designer scent that works across seasons without pushing boundaries, a decant lets you discover exactly why this became one of YSL's most talked-about releases.

Scent Notes

• Top: Calabrian Bergamot, Bergamot
• Middle: Tunisian Orange Blossom
• Base: Ambrofix, Patchouli

Best For
Spring, summer, and fall. Office, casual wear, everyday. A fresh woody-floral with a clean orange blossom heart that balances modern versatility with compliment-getting appeal across professional and social settings.