Esprit d’Oscar

Alexandria Anniversary opens bright and sparkling, with citrus and aldehydes giving it a polished lift before softer florals and a resinous woody base… Show more

Alexandria Anniversary opens bright and sparkling, with citrus and aldehydes giving it a polished lift before softer florals and a resinous woody base take over. It reads as a layered unisex scent, fresh at first, then warmer, smoother, and slightly powdery as it settles. Show less

Bal d'Afrique by Byredo is a bright floral woody fragrance that captures a breezy, sun-drenched day. It features a lively mix of Amalfi lemon, African… Show more

Bal d'Afrique by Byredo is a bright floral woody fragrance that captures a breezy, sun-drenched day. It features a lively mix of Amalfi lemon, African marigold, and bergamot, leading into a soft heart of violet and cyclamen. The base of vetiver and musk settles into a clean, skin-like finish that works comfortably for daily office wear or casual spring outings. Show less

Gentle by Boadicea the Victorious opens with crisp bergamot and pink pepper before revealing soft violet and iris at its heart. Sandalwood and musk se… Show more

Gentle by Boadicea the Victorious opens with crisp bergamot and pink pepper before revealing soft violet and iris at its heart. Sandalwood and musk settle gently underneath, creating a clean, powdery finish. It wears close during spring mornings, offering an understated floral presence for quiet offices or formal lunches. Show less

No.4 Hassaku High opens with bright bergamot and mandarin, then quickly turns into a polished white floral with lilac, jasmine, tuberose, orange bloss… Show more

No.4 Hassaku High opens with bright bergamot and mandarin, then quickly turns into a polished white floral with lilac, jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom and a soft violet-powder effect. Sandalwood, vetiver and musk keep it smooth rather than heavy. It reads as a clean, dressed-up floral citrus, more refined than playful. If you like white florals with a dry, musky base and only. Show less