DISCOVER YOUR PERFUME PROFILE
Like music, perfume is a composition of harmonious notes and chords. Explore the olfactory families below and let your intuition guide you in choosing your perfect scent.
The floral family is undoubtedly the most important in perfumery. Its most traditional facets are powdery or solar. Whether it highlights a single flower or combines a blend of flowers such as freesia, gardenia, honeysuckle and jasmine, floral perfumes are elegant, romantic, and attractive.
Leather, with its multifaceted nature, blends effortlessly with all olfactive families. Chic and distinctive, leather reveals rich sensual nuances, often hinting at smoky, animalic touches of honey or tobacco. Once associated with masculinity and power, leather fragrances with floral, fruity, or aromatic facets have captivated the female market and gained popularity.
You can't beat the citrus family if you're a fan of fresh, lively scents. Alongside the floral family, it stands as one of the oldest, owing its origin and prestige to Eau de Cologne, the first unisex fragrance. Prominent in top notes, essential oils such as orange, grapefruit, lemon, and bergamot infuse perfumes from this family with zest and freshness.
As its name suggests, notes such as sandalwood, cedar, pine, vetiver, and cypress compose this family. Woody fragrances come in many facets, aromatic, musky, or fruity. The fig accord, highlighted in our interpretation of the woody family, gives the fragrance a lush and slightly sweet freshness.
This family boasts an exotic character, creating perfumes marked by rich and exquisite raw materials such as vanilla, tonka bean, labdanum, and benzoin. These ingredients produce scents that are deep, warm, and intoxicating. Synonymous with sensuality, oriental fragrances caress your skin and leave lingering trails.
