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Thé Noir 29

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The Noir 29 Le Labo: Unveiling the Essence

Le Labo's Thé Noir 29 is inspired by the multifaceted nature of black tea and the meticulous craftsmanship involved in its cultivation and preparation. The scent embodies a harmonious blend of contrasting elements, combining depth with freshness and softness with strength. This duality is created through the interaction of vibrant top notes such as bergamot, fig, and bay leaves, providing a luminous introduction, while the base notes of cedarwood, vetiver, and musk offer a grounding depth.

Olfactory Notes

Le Labo's Thé Noir 29 unfolds with an initial burst of bergamot, fig, and bay leaves, offering a fresh and slightly sweet introduction. As the fragrance evolves, cedarwood, vetiver, and musk emerge, adding depth and an earthy robustness. In the final stage, a special extraction of black tea leaves imparts a dry, leafy, hay, and tobacco-like nuance, culminating in a sensuous and addictive essence.

Olfactory notes: Woody, Fresh Spicy, Sweet

Fragrance Family: Aromatic

Top notes: Fig, Bay Leaf, Bergamot

Heart notes: Cedarwood, Vetiver, Musk

Base notes: Tobacco, Hay

  • Concentration: Eau de Parfum
  • Made in USA
  • Parfumeur: Frank Voelkl
  • Year of Launch: 2015

If you're wondering about how long "The Noir 29 Le Labo" will last, Fragrantica says you can expect it to linger for about 8 hours.

Ingredients: Alcohol Denat., Fragrance (Parfum), Water, Limonene, Linalool, Eugenol, Citronellol, Geraniol, Benzyl Alcohol, Citral, Farnesol, Isoeugenol, BHT

 

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About Le Labo

Le Labo  founded in 2006 in New York, Le Labo quickly made a name for itself with its slow, thoughtful approach to fragrance-making.The brand's name, French for "the lab," reflects its commitment to craftsmanship and individuality. Instead of mass production, each bottle is freshly hand-blended when you buy it, and even comes with a personalized label. Their sleek, apothecary-style bottles and earthy store vibes have become iconic in the world of niche perfumery.

What really sets Le Labo apart, though, is the character of its scents. One of Le Labo's unique features is its unconventional naming convention, where fragrances are titled after their primary note and the number of ingredients used. From the smoky allure of Santal 33 to the crisp, rainy-day vibe of Baie 19, their fragrances are layered, emotional, and often unisex. They’ve managed to create a kind of perfume minimalism that feels both raw and luxurious—something that speaks to perfume lovers and design enthusiasts alike.

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Thé Noir 29 Review

Le Labo The Noir 29: A Sophisticated Signature

The first time I wore Le Labo The Noir 29, I felt like I’d stepped into a smoky, sunlit study—somewhere elegant, mysterious, and deeply comforting. This scent doesn’t shout—it speaks softly and carries depth. The Noir 29 Le Labo has this beautiful balance of freshness and warmth, kind of like cool black tea steaming in a cedarwood cup.

Right from the start, The Noir 29 exudes sophistication. It’s layered, textured, and evolves in a way that feels like a story gently unfolding on the skin. There’s a crisp green brightness at first, followed by darker, moodier tones—fig, vetiver, and a hint of tobacco that give it that sultry twist. And still, it never overwhelms.

What I really appreciate about Le Labo The Noir 29 is its fluidity. It's perfectly unisex—neither too bold nor too delicate. It just adapts. On me, it wears like second skin: subtle yet present, refined but with a touch of edge. It’s ideal for workdays, evenings out, or just when you want to feel quietly powerful.

In a way, it reminds me of a few other favorites—Abyssae 33 by L’Artisan Parfumeur, Patchouli Ardent from Guerlain’s Les Absolus d’Orient, Ekos Alma by Natura, Nomad Soul by Les Sœurs de Noé, Ruy Lopez by Mind Games, and Casa Blanca from House of BŌ. But honestly, The Noir 29 Le Labo stands in its own lane. It’s that one scent that doesn’t just smell good—it makes you feel like you’ve arrived.

If you're exploring The Noir 29 or searching for something that feels both classic and a little unexpected, this might be your next signature.

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Shelley
LeLabo The Noir 29

I really tried. Not for me.

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Shelley
LeLabo The Noir 29

I really tried. Not for me.

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Melanie Smith
It’s good

This scent isn’t for me but I don’t want to rate it poorly on that. Because it is a very good scent. I sprayed only one spray and it lasted all day. It’s a very deep spicy moody mysterious tea scent. There’s hardly any sweetness to it. I will layer it with something lighter / sweeter to make it more my style and still really enjoy it.

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Melanie Smith
It’s good

This scent isn’t for me but I don’t want to rate it poorly on that. Because it is a very good scent. I sprayed only one spray and it lasted all day. It’s a very deep spicy moody mysterious tea scent. There’s hardly any sweetness to it. I will layer it with something lighter / sweeter to make it more my style and still really enjoy it.