Dependence

Laodiceia opens with a sharp burst of galbanum, hyacinth, and bitter Sicilian lemon before unrolling into a dense bouquet of white lily and Moroccan j… Show more

Laodiceia opens with a sharp burst of galbanum, hyacinth, and bitter Sicilian lemon before unrolling into a dense bouquet of white lily and Moroccan jasmine. As the initial greenery calms, leather and moss anchor the dry-down. It feels tailored for a crisp spring morning when you want a vintage floral profile with serious presence. Show less

Fakhar Rose by Lattafa is a radiant floral fragrance that leans into a sweet, bubblegum tuberose accord. It opens with a bright burst of fruits and al… Show more

Fakhar Rose by Lattafa is a radiant floral fragrance that leans into a sweet, bubblegum tuberose accord. It opens with a bright burst of fruits and aldehydes, settling into a heart of jasmine and gardenia. This scent works best for daytime wear in spring, offering a feminine profile that feels approachable and fresh without needing a complex development to please. Show less

Anthousa White Tuberose is a rich white floral built around tuberose, orange blossom and magnolia, with creamy petals, a little sweetness and a clean… Show more

Anthousa White Tuberose is a rich white floral built around tuberose, orange blossom and magnolia, with creamy petals, a little sweetness and a clean musky wood base. Reviewers describe it as strong, feminine and direct, with a warm tuberose and orange blossom heart that can feel lush, peppery, medicinal or slightly grape-like depending on skin. This is best for people who enjoy. Show less

Noora is a sweet, fruity, clean-leaning scent that many people describe as “soapy”, like classy laundry detergent or a creamy soap bar. Under the scru… Show more

Noora is a sweet, fruity, clean-leaning scent that many people describe as “soapy”, like classy laundry detergent or a creamy soap bar. Under the scrubbed feel, you get honeyed fruit (often strawberry and plum) with soft florals and a gentle warm base. On the wrong skin it can turn sharp, overly synthetic, or even “toilet spray”, so it is an easy reach. Show less

Murales opens with a burst of Tangerine and Sicilian Orange, cutting through a heavy, sweet base of Plum and White Peach. As the initial brightness se… Show more

Murales opens with a burst of Tangerine and Sicilian Orange, cutting through a heavy, sweet base of Plum and White Peach. As the initial brightness settles, the fragrance shifts into a dense bouquet where Tuberose and Jasmine dominate, supported by a powdery touch of Iris. The dry down reveals a warm foundation of Hinoki wood, Cedar of Lebanon, and Vanilla, creating a cozy envelope on the skin. It suits those who appreciate thick, sweet floral wood blends. This exclusive scent performs best in temperate spring or autumn evenings when the cool air balances its intense sweetness, making it a compelling candidate for a discovery sample. Show less

Fleurs d'Orlane is a bold 1980s floral green fragrance built around orange blossom, hyacinth, lily, narcissus and honeyed powder. Reviews point to a s… Show more

Fleurs d'Orlane is a bold 1980s floral green fragrance built around orange blossom, hyacinth, lily, narcissus and honeyed powder. Reviews point to a scent that can feel bright, brassy and very floral, with enough green bite to stop the sweetness from turning syrupy. It suits vintage floral lovers best, especially those who enjoy rich white flowers, powder, amber warmth and a noticeable. Show less

Kat Burki enters the fragrance arena with a heavy focus on fresh, dew-kissed botanicals. Tubereuse Eau De Parfum opens with a sharp burst of peach nec… Show more

Kat Burki enters the fragrance arena with a heavy focus on fresh, dew-kissed botanicals. Tubereuse Eau De Parfum opens with a sharp burst of peach nectar and bitter orange, quickly tempered by wet green leaves. Rather than a dense, buttery floral, this wears like a crisp morning in an overgrown garden. As it settles, the tuberose shows its greener, stem-like side rather than a heavy indolic sweetness. It suits anyone looking for a clean, office-safe floral that skips the typical sugar. Excellent for spring mornings, it offers a refreshing alternative to heavy white florals, though it may feel too sheer for cold winter nights. We recommend sampling if you prefer creamy tuberoses. Show less