Eau de Cologne

Baha'a leans powdery, ambery, and smoky from the start, with a bright touch of lemon and apricot before the fragrance settles into iris, incense, musk… Show more

Baha'a leans powdery, ambery, and smoky from the start, with a bright touch of lemon and apricot before the fragrance settles into iris, incense, musk, and soft leather. It reads richer than fruity. This is likely to suit someone who enjoys dry, musky, slightly animalic oriental woods with presence. The overall feel is warm, dressed-up, and more evening-leaning than carefree. Show less

Alada is a bright, sporty citrus floral with an old-school green edge. Lemon, lime and mandarin give it a lively opening, then carnation, jasmine and… Show more

Alada is a bright, sporty citrus floral with an old-school green edge. Lemon, lime and mandarin give it a lively opening, then carnation, jasmine and soft spice add structure before it settles into moss, cedar, leather and musk. It usually reads crisp, dry and refreshing rather than sweet. If you enjoy classic women’s fragrances with a cologne-like freshness and a slightly bitter. Show less