Le Labo Eucalyptus 20 was released in 2025. Centered on eucalyptus, with Le Labo's unique take that veers much more into incense, it has notes of olibanum, balsam, cedarwood, labdanum, eucalyptus hyssop, thyme and musk.
From the brand -
"Picture a place so vast, so remote you can journey weeks without encountering another soul. Endless miles of rolling red sand, endless miles of sky. In the unforgiving heat, a lone white tree on the next horizon can feel like an illusion. But the eucalyptus is the oasis, a waystation where tumbleweeds and rusting dust come to settle in the hallowed shade of silver leaves. This is the inspiration for EUCALYPTUS 20, the unambiguous scent of vastness, where the freshness of eucalyptus and cedarwood is softened by the leathery warmth of labdanum and grounded on a bed of musk notes and frankincense. And so, with this scent comes an invitation: Get off the grid."
Le Labo Eucalyptus 20 is an eau de parfum, edp.
Fragrantica - "In regards to this one, I just leave you with this: spicy, woody, a hinoki heaven. Their best creation, yet."
Fragrantica - "They fully succeeded in recreating the Hinoki products scent. Gorgeous!"
Fragrantica - "Eucalyptus 20 is a clean but spicy-smoky, like the smouldering white coals from a wooden sauna. This ‘smoulder coals’ over hinoki woods aspect is what I wanted Incense: Kyoto to be like but that just reminded me too much of Encre Noire. There’s earthy petrichor here too as this eucalyptus forest has just been rained on during the dry summer heat."
Fragrantica - "The dry down of this perfume is exquisite, it’s the opening that is yuck"
Fragrantica - "The base is a balance of deep woody notes and resinous notes. There’s nothing particularly unique about it, what keeps it interesting to smell it in your skin is when you occasionally get the eucalyptus note. If after a few hours you suddenly smell something fresh, it is probably the eucalyptus note from this fragrance. The name makes ‘sense’ in a way that the addition of eucalyptus stops this woody scent from being derivative. It is pleasant and refreshing and calming to smell the lingering sneaky little subtle touches of eucalyptus. I can easily see this being wearable for the fall. It is also easier to wear this scent at night than in the middle of the day. If you like the smell of pine, hinoki or cedarwood. This fragrance is something to try and so you can smell the balancing act between the spices and eucalyptus."
