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Pink Carrot by Pisello Parfum balances bright citrus with heavy woods. Saffron and orange blossom give way to a dry, resinous heart of tobacco and cof… Show more

Pink Carrot by Pisello Parfum balances bright citrus with heavy woods. Saffron and orange blossom give way to a dry, resinous heart of tobacco and coffee, before settling into a dark, smoky agarwood base. It is a dense, warming scent built for cold autumn nights and formal winter settings. Show less

Oud Noir by Vertus offers an unexpected twist on dark wood, mixing a tart fruit opening with a clean, dry woodiness. The scent dodges the typical heav… Show more

Oud Noir by Vertus offers an unexpected twist on dark wood, mixing a tart fruit opening with a clean, dry woodiness. The scent dodges the typical heavy, syrupy sweetness of most modern oud releases. Instead, it pairs sharp rhubarb and plum against a cedar and saffron backdrop, creating a cool-weather unisex option that sits comfortably on skin without overwhelming it. Show less

Serge Louis Alvarez launches Bleu Love Falls as a cool woody aromatic option that balances tart rhubarb and fresh mint with dry vetiver. It serves as… Show more

Serge Louis Alvarez launches Bleu Love Falls as a cool woody aromatic option that balances tart rhubarb and fresh mint with dry vetiver. It serves as an easygoing unisex option for warm spring and summer afternoons. The blend matches casual wear while keeping a clean, grounding cedar base that clings to the skin. Show less

Perfume.Sucks X Sasha Frolova is a bold fruity leather with a latex-like twist. Reviewers describe berries, rhubarb, herbs and suede at the start, the… Show more

Perfume.Sucks X Sasha Frolova is a bold fruity leather with a latex-like twist. Reviewers describe berries, rhubarb, herbs and suede at the start, then a darker rubbery leather base with honeyed warmth and animalic edges. It is unusual but not purely unwearable. Some find it addictive and surprisingly wearable, while others get greasy leather, rubber, soap or saddle. Sample first if latex. Show less