Rose
The traditional aroma of rose is sweet, floral, and romantic with warm and slightly spicy undertones.
Lemon
Fresh and fruity, lemon notes add a juicy, sharp citrus quality that brightens and uplifts.
Amber
Amber is associated with sweet, spicy, and aromatic notes that are evocative of exotic places, opulent jewelry, and warm memories. It's warmth and subtle sweetness evoke a sense of comfort and indulgence to perfectly match the mood of fall and winter.
Magnolia
Delicately suave, Magnolia seduces with its white floral signature. An elegant jasmine-like heart note contrasted by lemony, slightly fruity and vanillic tones.
Jasmine
Feature textJasmine's elegantly curved leaves and delicate white petals provide a floral, sweet, and slightly animalic fragrance. The fragility of this flower's blooms contrasts with the astonishing power of its scent.
Violet
Violet flowers smell soft, sweet, and powdery. This note is often used to add a fresh and romantic character to fragrances.
Musk
Musky notes are animalic, skin-like, and sensual. This popular note adds depth and longevity to fragrances and has a familiar yet abstract, interesting quality. While traditionally sourced from a gland on the abdomen of the musk deer, this practice is now illegal and most modern musk notes are synthetic.
Sandalwood
Sandalwood has a rich wood tonality with soft, creamy, and sweet accents. Its creamy and woody character brings roundness and sensuality to fragrance blends.
Vanilla
Vanilla has a rich, sweet, and gourmand aroma that's familiar and comforting, with cocooning notes of caramel.
Cedarwood
Cedar has a strong woody note, yet is warm and spicy. It is often used in blend with other “woods” to give a rich natural and powerful masculine effect in composition.
Patchouli
Patchouli's aroma is woody, earthy, and slightly sweet with powdery undertones.
Labdanum
Labdanum has a balsamic, ambery, leathery, and sweet character.
