Le Labo Bergamote 22 body lotion. The fragrance reminds me of a garden full of flowers. It really is lovely. It is quite a thing consistency but doaks into the sink quickly but does feel a little sticky at first.

The Le Labo Baie 19 Massage and Bath Perfuming Oil is pure indulgence in a bottle. From the moment you open it, the fragrance hits you with that unmistakable Baie 19 signature — crisp, mineral, and rain-soaked, yet with a subtle earthiness that makes it feel grounding and serene. As a body oil, it’s formulated with nourishing jojoba, macadamia, and sweet almond oils, giving it a silky texture that glides over the skin effortlessly. I’ve used it both as a massage oil and poured a few drops into a warm bath, and in both cases it transforms the experience into something spa-worthy. On skin, it absorbs better than most oils I’ve tried — it leaves a soft sheen without feeling sticky or overly slippery, so I can actually use it during the day without ruining my clothes. In the bath, it disperses beautifully, lightly scenting the water and leaving my skin feeling supple when I get out. The scent has surprising longevity for a bath or massage oil, lingering on the skin for hours, and I’ve even had it subtly mix with my perfume for a layered effect that feels unique. The packaging, in classic Le Labo fashion, is minimalist and apothecary-inspired, which makes it look as good on display as it feels to use. While it’s definitely a luxury purchase, the quality of the oil, the performance of the fragrance, and the versatility in how you can use it make it worth the splurge if you’re into self-care rituals. If you’re already a Baie 19 fan, this takes the scent you love and elevates it into a full-body sensory experience.

It’s not bad, but also not my favorite le labo scent . Reminds me of a combo of Rose and Santal. However, it’s really nice on my skin. Woodsy, unisex, but I will say it’s more on the masculine side.