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A richly intensified amber-woody aromatic EDP built on candy apple, clary sage, geranium, cedar, and musk. Launched in 2020, it amps up the original Eros DNA with deeper leather and sandalwood resonance. If you love YSL Y EDP's core trio of apple, sage, and geranium crackling over a woody musk base, Eros EDP hits almost every one of those same aromatic triggers. The candy apple opening feels immediately familiar, and the clary sage-geranium heart lands you in the same fresh-herbal territory you already know you like. Where YSL Y feels sleek and contemporary-boardroom, Versace Eros EDP turns up the heat slightly — the leather and patchouli in the base give it a bolder, more Mediterranean swagger. If you want more projection and presence without leaving your olfactory comfort zone, this is your most logical next bottle.

A modern reworking of the 1989 fougère classic, this EDP opens with sage, ozonic notes, and green apple before flowering into geranium, nutmeg, and cypress on a suede-ambergris-wood base. Eternity EDP shares the exact same olfactory building blocks as YSL Y — sage and green apple up top, geranium in the heart, woody musk at the base — making it one of the closest structural parallels on the market. Where YSL Y leans into fresh intensity and ambition, Eternity EDP carries a slightly greener, more contemplative character that feels equally masculine but with greater quiet confidence. This is the pick if you want to stay firmly in the same scent world but prefer something with a touch more depth and heritage. The masculine fougère base develops with sensual, almost suede-like warmth, giving you excellent longevity alongside that familiar crisp freshness you'll already love.

A landmark 1994 woody aromatic for men with a crisp green opening of mint, rosemary, and tarragon, a geranium-sage-juniper heart, and a base of cedarwood, oakmoss, musk, and amber. This is the wildcard for the YSL Y fan who wants to understand where modern aromatic masculinity came from. Paco Rabanne XS shares the exact same core quartet — geranium, sage, cedar, musk — that defines YSL Y's DNA, but packages it in a cooler, greener, slightly retro-chic structure that still smells undeniably modern and distinctive. If YSL Y is your power-suit fragrance for the 2020s, XS is its tailored-blazer ancestor from the '90s — polished, confident, and unexpectedly timeless. The oakmoss base gives it a depth and texture you won't find in YSL Y, and for a completely different bottle on your shelf that still speaks fluently to your taste, this is the most rewarding discovery you can make.