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Mulholland Drive opens with bright lime and bergamot, then quickly turns denser and more textured with honey, plum, incense, herbs and soft woods. It… Show more

Mulholland Drive opens with bright lime and bergamot, then quickly turns denser and more textured with honey, plum, incense, herbs and soft woods. It reads sweet-ambery first, with citrus and green touches keeping it from feeling flat. This looks best for shoppers who enjoy unusual fruity amber scents with a herbal edge. The mix of vanilla, musk, sandalwood and patchouli suggests a. Show less

Ciprus is a fresh, watery citrus scent with a light wildflower touch and a green herbal edge. It reads clean, airy, and easy to wear, more about brigh… Show more

Ciprus is a fresh, watery citrus scent with a light wildflower touch and a green herbal edge. It reads clean, airy, and easy to wear, more about brightness and softness than depth. This looks best suited to daytime, especially in warm weather or casual settings. If you like crisp unisex fragrances from the 1990s style of fresh citrus, it is an easy. Show less

A green floral with a slightly unusual opening, Secret Garden starts herbal and sharp, with some wearers picking up an anise-like twist before it sett… Show more

A green floral with a slightly unusual opening, Secret Garden starts herbal and sharp, with some wearers picking up an anise-like twist before it settles. Soon after, it softens into a lightly sweet, powdery floral heart with mossy, earthy touches underneath. It reads fresh, natural, and quietly textured rather than loud or sugary. If you enjoy wildflower, herbal, and moss-forward scents with. Show less

James Peterson designed Neroli for the Brooklyn Perfume Company as a refreshing post-shower splash. It focuses entirely on distilled orange blossom ra… Show more

James Peterson designed Neroli for the Brooklyn Perfume Company as a refreshing post-shower splash. It focuses entirely on distilled orange blossom rather than citrus pulp or bitter twigs. This unisex eau fraiche works best on hot summer mornings when you want a clean, simple floral breeze that sits close to the skin. Show less

Beach Comber reads as a bright, breezy citrus aromatic with an unusual anise twist. Fresh citrus and green herbal notes lead, then wildflowers and sof… Show more

Beach Comber reads as a bright, breezy citrus aromatic with an unusual anise twist. Fresh citrus and green herbal notes lead, then wildflowers and soft fruit soften the middle before woody notes bring it back down to earth. It looks best suited to someone who likes airy, outdoorsy scents with a slightly quirky edge. Show less

Cortigiana is a cherry and vanilla gourmand with a floral, slightly powdery edge. On some skin it opens sharp, even tart and a little aldehydic, with… Show more

Cortigiana is a cherry and vanilla gourmand with a floral, slightly powdery edge. On some skin it opens sharp, even tart and a little aldehydic, with the “cherry” reading more like an impression than a juicy fruit note. As it settles, it often turns confection-like, with almond cookie dough and marshmallowy vanilla, then a softer iris-floral haze. Worth sampling first if you. Show less

Wind of the Great Steppe by Aura of Kazakhstan offers a striking, raw take on herbal and leather accords. This scent captures the dry, vast air of a s… Show more

Wind of the Great Steppe by Aura of Kazakhstan offers a striking, raw take on herbal and leather accords. This scent captures the dry, vast air of a sun-baked landscape, grounded by earthy vetiver and sharp wormwood. It is a bold, artistic choice for anyone looking to step outside conventional floral or sweet fragrances during cooler, transitional seasons. Show less