
Winter Dove
Solstice Scents
Winter Dove by Solstice Scents opens with a sharp burst of crushed carnation petals and freshly ground nutmeg. The initial floral bite carries a…★ 4.3 76 votes
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Solstice Scents
Winter Dove by Solstice Scents opens with a sharp burst of crushed carnation petals and freshly ground nutmeg. The initial floral bite carries a…
Kerosene
Winter of '99 by Kerosene opens with a heavy punch of freshly grated nutmeg and dark molasses. Created by perfumer John Pegg in 2019, this scent…
Roja Dove

Sonoma Scent Studio
Sonoma Scent Studio Winter Woods pairs dark wood resins with an unapologetic animalic pulse. Formulated by perfumer Laurie Erickson in 2008, the…
hima jomo

CB I Hate Perfume
Winter 1972 by CB I Hate Perfume captures the crisp, eerie realism of stepping outside into a quiet winter landscape just after a heavy snowfall…
House of Noya

Skylar

Meleg Perfumes

Brocard
Brocard Winter Tale opens with a sharp burst of lilac and green lily-of-the-valley before settling into a soft pillow of powdery notes. Warm spi…
Dossier

Aynoir 安喏

Penhaligon's

Meleg Perfumes

Rogue Perfumery

The Dua Brand
Winter Woods by The Dua Brand hits the senses with a rugged blend of dry leather, smoky cade oil, and resinous agarwood. The opening brings the …
Rogue Perfumery
Derviche opens with a sweet, indolic jasmine lift over bergamot, then quickly settles into rounded tobacco, labdanum, vanilla and musk. The cive…
Onycha

Opus Oils
Divine: Isis by Opus Oils leans on a heavy base of myrrh, wrapping the resin in creamy coconut and sweet jasmine. Formulated by Kedra Hart, it o…
Roja Dove

Al Haramain Perfumes

Sucreabeille
Wintergreen Freeze by Sucreabeille is a Aromatic Green fragrance for women and men. From the way people describe wearing it, this comes across b…
Zara
Vibrant Leather Winter is a woody, powdery Zara with a fresher, less syrupy twist than the brand’s usual Aventus-style direction. On skin it ten…
Ahmed Al Maghribi