01 Float Eau De Parfum

Gabar's Float I references Inle Lake, the second largest lake in Myanmar. Notes of hay, jasmine, lemongrass, fresh basil and loose leaf tobacco conjure life on its coast. It's fresh, simple and impressive, considering Gabar is still an emerging brand, and one rooted in a culture not traditionally spotlighted in this category.

Arguably a contender for one of the best perfumes out there. Liberal application of this delicious and herbaceously fragrant scent is encouraged. There’s musk, lemongrass and bergamot, which all give off a balminess and spiciness that is truly captivating. It smells clean and fresh. It’s almost as if you’ve just stepped out of a shower—with skin ever so lightly moist.

If your idea of zen is a placid lake, this fragrance was made for you. Inspired by Myanmar’s Inle Lake, this fragrance fuses soft and deep notes by mixing florals with musk and amber. ELLE’s beauty director Kathleen Hou is adding this scent into her fall fragrance rotation.

Float is the first scent I have ever worn that has attracted this much attention. One night, I had 10 people wanting to know what my scent was, another night I was chased down the Jubilee line by a woman who wanted the details.

Out of the brand's three scents, 'Float' is my favourite. With lemongrass, bergamot, jasmine and musk (among many others). The notes create a sophisticated freshness that a beautiful lake or river brings, coupled with uplifting floral notes of nature all around. In a way that only fragrance can, you might just find Float giving you a sense of calm and stillness in the chaos of your every day — I know I do.

I don’t know about you but I’ve never been so enticed by a fragrance just from its name…the blend of floral notes combined with amber, white musk, and lemongrass make this scent fresh, sophisticated, and a total joy to wear.

There's much to love from fragrance brand Gabar, from their considered fragrances to their philanthropic ventures (10% of yearly profits are dedicated to charities dedicated to rebuilding Myanmar). You'll find in their scent, No. I Float, a lush palette of musk, gardenia, jasmine and violet leaf; a fresh, clean skin combination you'll want to lean into over, and over.

Gabar's Float I references Inle Lake, the second largest lake in Myanmar. Notes of hay, jasmine, lemongrass, fresh basil and loose leaf tobacco conjure life on its coast. It's fresh, simple and impressive, considering Gabar is still an emerging brand, and one rooted in a culture not traditionally spotlighted in this category.

Arguably a contender for one of the best perfumes out there. Liberal application of this delicious and herbaceously fragrant scent is encouraged. There’s musk, lemongrass and bergamot, which all give off a balminess and spiciness that is truly captivating. It smells clean and fresh. It’s almost as if you’ve just stepped out of a shower—with skin ever so lightly moist.

If your idea of zen is a placid lake, this fragrance was made for you. Inspired by Myanmar’s Inle Lake, this fragrance fuses soft and deep notes by mixing florals with musk and amber. ELLE’s beauty director Kathleen Hou is adding this scent into her fall fragrance rotation.