
Feu
Jean-Marc Sinan
Feu by Jean-Marc Sinan opens with a robust splash of sharp geranium and herbal top notes before settling into a deep, earthy heart. It develops …★ 0.0 0 votes
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Jean-Marc Sinan
Feu by Jean-Marc Sinan opens with a robust splash of sharp geranium and herbal top notes before settling into a deep, earthy heart. It develops …
Montale

Mith

Zara

Antonio Puig

Ahmed Al Maghribi

Rogue Perfumery
Mousse Illuminee is a mossy green fougere with a bright, soapy opening and a dry forest-floor character underneath. Oakmoss, cypress, artemisia …
Maison Rebatchi

Antonio Banderas

Jardin de France

Mancera

Reserve En Afrique 1934

Reservation

Al Haramain Perfumes

Maison Douze

Sauzé
Feu Rouge is a classic Sauzé oriental from 1953 that keeps things simple on paper, with amber listed as the starring note. On skin, it is best a…
Penhaligon's

Zilli

Antonio Banderas

Antonio Visconti

Serge Lutens
Baptême du Feu by Serge Lutens is a spicy unisex fragrance that wraps fiery gingerbread in a sharp metallic tang. Built around a core of warm ci…
MÄURER & WIRTZ
Nonchalance Feu Bleu reads as a sweet, soapy floral with a soft spicy lift, then settles into a warmer amber-musky style. It appears to sit in c…
Tom Ford
Soleil de Feu by Tom Ford brings a heavy, smoldering heat that contrasts sharply with the breezy coconut water vibes of its older siblings in th…
Penhaligon's