YB No.5 - 100ml EDP - Yusuf Bhai Perfumes - Inspired by Chanel
YB No.5 - 100ml EDP - Yusuf Bhai Perfumes - Inspired by Chanel
*Bottle and packaging is for illustration purposes only
YB No.5
YB Chanel No.5 by Yusuf Bhai is an eternal, legendary fragrance inspired by the world's most famous perfume. This ultra-sophisticated scent embodies ultimate luxury, historical prestige, and status with its incomparable powdery-aldehyde and floral symphony.
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Why Choose YB Chanel No.5?
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Inspired by the absolute gold standard of French haute perfumery
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Iconic, nostalgic aldehydic-floral profile that radiates class and power
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Incredible, slow-diffusing longevity that wraps you in a luxury bubble
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Perfect for those who appreciate history, timeless luxury, and exclusivity
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Premium quality at an accessible price point
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Fragrance Notes:
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Top Notes: Aldehydes, Ylang-Ylang, Neroli, Bergamot, and Lemon
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Heart Notes: Iris, Jasmine, Rose, Orris Root, and Lily-of-the-Valley
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Base Notes: Civet, Musk, Amber, Sandalwood, Moss, Vetiver, and Vanilla
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Disclaimer
Our crafted perfumes and oils are artisanal interpretations inspired by the essence of well-known brands, yet are independent creations. We wish to clarify that we are not affiliated with the mentioned designers or manufacturers. Trademarks and copyrights associated with these brands are the sole property of their respective owners. We utilize these references for comparison purposes, providing our customers with an understanding of the fragrance's unique character and scent profile.
How to use:
Apply on clean skin
Right after a shower works best because your skin is hydrated and warm.
Spray on pulse points
These areas generate heat and help diffuse the fragrance:NeckWristsBehind earsInner elbowsChest
Don’t rub the perfume
Rubbing wrists together can break down the fragrance molecules and affect the scent.
Hold bottle 10–15 cm away
Usually 2–5 sprays are enough depending on the perfume strength.
Moisturize skin first
Unscented lotion or petroleum jelly helps perfume last longer.
