Everyone loves Le Labo — so I tried 11 of the brand’s fragrances and ranked them from worst to best

• There’s no fragrance brand quite like Le Labo.
• I’ve tried 11 of the brand’s popular perfumes and ranked them from worst to best.
• Santal 33 is overrated, in my opinion, while Vanille 44 deserves more hype.

I found it to be warm and powerful on my skin, but not overwhelming. It’s perfect for winter and those last days of fall.

Hopefully someday, I’ll visit the City of Love and splurge on a bottle.

Everyone should have Lavande 31 in their fragrance rotation.

After being underwhelmed by Rose 31, I worried I might feel the same about Lavande 31.

However, Le Labo says on its website that this fragrance “knocks all preconceived notions of lavender on its head” — and I completely agree.

The fragrance smelled refreshing and sophisticated, with a mix of lavender, moss, musk, and even a citrus zest. I could easily see this becoming my signature scent, especially in the spring and summer.

What I really loved, though, was the product’s concept. Sometimes, you just want a perfume full of your favorite classic notes but with an interesting twist.

Lavande 31 fit that bill and exceeded expectations.

Thé Matcha 26 is probably the best and most underrated of Le Labo’s popular scents.

I was most excited to try Thé Matcha 26 for two reasons. First, I enjoy the scent of the drink this fragrance is named after.

Second, Le Labo’s description of the perfume caught my attention. It’s said to be “introverted and deep by nature” and is meant to be smelled only by “those individuals lucky enough to be very close to the wearer.”

Not only was that an accurate description, but the perfume’s notes were also phenomenal, in my opinion. It’s scented with fig, vetiver, and orange, which creates a soft, alluring, and calm fragrance.

If I were only going to buy one Le Labo product, it would be a bottle of Thé Matcha 26, without question.