by Teo Cabanel
Oh Là Là is a deeply intimate, unisex fragrance centered around hazelnut, iris, and tonka bean, evolving into a warm, powdery, woody dry-down. It opens with a delicate, dry hazelnut note that fades quickly, giving way to a soft, suede-like texture reinforced by creamy sandalwood and subtle tobacco. The scent gives off a powdery, dusty, slightly heady impression—reminding some of old books, leather, or vintage fabric, with an almost ethereal coolness. On many, it becomes barely noticeable beyond arm’s length, with moderate sillage and a longevity that remains moderate to long only on skin treated beforehand. It leans more masculine in structure but is remarkably versatile across genders, creating a tactile, inviting aura that feels both artful and intimate. The fragrance is not overtly sweet, but its gourmand dryness comes from tonka bean, orris, and hazelnut, creating a comforting, warm, and slightly sweet impression that many find cozy and emotionally evocative. A few feel it is too dry, synthetic, or headaches-inducing, especially in close proximity, but others describe it as endlessly original and deeply personal—perfect for cool seasons, casual wear, or moments when you want subtle, wearable sophistication.