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Start with how you want a fragrance to feel. Each guide explains the family before showing matching catalog products.
Fresh Citrus
Bright, clean and immediate
Citrus fragrances open on cold-pressed peel oils — bergamot, lemon, mandarin, grapefruit, neroli — which give an instant lift the moment the spray lands. They are the most legible perfumes on skin: nobody has to work out what they are smelling.
Explore the family 02Floral
The widest family in perfumery
Floral covers everything from a single-note soliflore to dense bouquets. Rose and jasmine are the two pillars — rose can read jammy, green, spiced or metallic depending on the extraction, while jasmine brings an indolic, almost animalic warmth that makes a bouquet feel alive.
Explore the family 03Woody & Oud
Resinous, dry and long-lasting
Woods are the backbone of long-wearing perfumery: sandalwood is creamy and milky, cedar is dry and pencil-sharp, vetiver is earthy and smoky, and patchouli sits between damp soil and dark chocolate. They cling to skin and fabric, so they last longer than anything else in a formula.
Explore the family 04Amber & Spice
Warm, resinous, opulent
Often labelled oriental, this family is built on resins and balsams — labdanum, benzoin, myrrh, tonka — lit up by warm spices such as cinnamon, cardamom, clove and pink pepper. The effect is enveloping rather than sharp.
Explore the family 05Gourmand
Edible, comforting, addictive
Gourmands borrow from the kitchen: vanilla, caramel, praline, coffee, cocoa, almond and honey. Ethyl maltol — the molecule behind cotton candy — gave the family its modern shape, and it is still the reason a gourmand can read sweet from several steps away.
Explore the family 06Aromatic & Fougère
Herbal, barbershop-clean
Fougère means fern, though no fern is involved: the accord is lavender over coumarin and mossy woods, and it has defined masculine perfumery since the 1880s. Aromatic variations add rosemary, sage, mint, basil or juniper.
Explore the family 07Aquatic & Fresh
Airy, saline, weightless
Aquatics were built on synthetics — calone and its relatives — that suggest sea air, wet stone and melon rind. They smell of space and light rather than of any single ingredient, which is why they feel modern and unobtrusive.
Explore the family 08Chypre & Mossy
Bitter-green, elegant, structured
A chypre is an architecture, not an ingredient: citrus at the top, floral heart, and a base of oakmoss, labdanum and patchouli. The result is dry, slightly bitter and unmistakably grown-up.
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