"The Invisible Perfume: How Another 13 by Le Labo Became an Addictive Skin Scent"
Perfume Review: Another 13 by Le Labo – The Ultimate Skin Scent
Introduction
If you love subtle, intimate fragrances that blend seamlessly with your skin, Another 13 by Le Labo might be your next obsession. This cult-favorite perfume is mysterious, addictive, and unlike anything else in your collection. But what makes it so special? Let’s break it down.
The Story Behind Another 13
Created in collaboration with AnOther Magazine, Another 13 (named after the number of ingredients in its formula) is part of Le Labo’s experimental collection. It’s designed to smell like your skin but better—a whisper-close, almost molecular fragrance that lingers in the air around you.
Scent Profile & Notes
- Top Notes: None listed (it’s all about the blend)
- Heart & Base Notes: Ambroxan, Musk, Jasmine, Moss, Woody Accords
- Vibe: Warm, musky, slightly sweet, and undeniably addictive
What It Smells Like:
- A clean, slightly salty skin scent
- A cozy cashmere sweater infused with warmth
- The lingering trace of someone who just left the room
Who Would Love This Perfume?
✔ Minimalists – It’s not loud or overpowering.
✔ Musk Lovers – If you adore Glossier You or Juliette Has a Gun’s Not a Perfume, this is a more complex cousin.
✔ Office-Friendly Wearers – Subtle enough for close encounters.
✔ Unisex Appeal – Works beautifully on all genders.
Longevity & Sillage
- Longevity: 6-8 hours (but lingers as a soft skin scent)
- Sillage (Projection): Intimate—people notice it when they’re close to you.
- Best For: Everyday wear, dates, and when you want to smell effortlessly good.
The Verdict: Should You Try It?
Pros:
- Unique, addictive, and gender-neutral
- Perfect for those who dislike traditional perfumes
- Great for layering with other scents
Cons:
- Expensive (like all Le Labo fragrances)
- Not for lovers of bold, sweet, or floral scents
Final Thought: Another 13 is for those who want to smell like themselves, but more intriguing. If you love skin scents, this is a must-try.
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