Garden of Memory

Una Contrastes by Natura brings a lively blend of citrus and spice to the forefront, grounded by a creamy floral heart. It is a bold choice for anyone… Show more

Una Contrastes by Natura brings a lively blend of citrus and spice to the forefront, grounded by a creamy floral heart. It is a bold choice for anyone who appreciates a sweet, woody character that holds its own during evening outings or cooler spring days. The complex composition creates a distinct scent identity on the skin. Show less

Gharbi by Sarya opens with a bright, mixed-fruit burst, think apple, plum and tropical pineapple with a squeeze of citrus. As it settles, soft florals… Show more

Gharbi by Sarya opens with a bright, mixed-fruit burst, think apple, plum and tropical pineapple with a squeeze of citrus. As it settles, soft florals and a powdery, slightly cosmetic iris tone show up, before a warm base of vanilla and tonka wraps around clean musk, smooth woods, and a subtle leather touch. It reads sweet, fruity and powdery first, then more. Show less

Milton Lloyd Exodus opens with a bright burst of peach and mandarin orange, backed by a herbal hint of chamomile. It soon shifts on skin, revealing a… Show more

Milton Lloyd Exodus opens with a bright burst of peach and mandarin orange, backed by a herbal hint of chamomile. It soon shifts on skin, revealing a dry, spiced floral heart dominated by carnation and cloves. This budget-friendly option offers a surprising complexity for its price point. It works best in warm spring weather when the stone fruits can breathe without becoming cloying. If you enjoy vintage-leaning, spiced fruit scents, this is worth a bottle. Those seeking a modern, sugary gourmand should stick to a sample first. Show less

Vanesya is a polished fruity floral built around rose, peony, peach and soft musk. It usually opens bright and slightly sunny, then settles into a smo… Show more

Vanesya is a polished fruity floral built around rose, peony, peach and soft musk. It usually opens bright and slightly sunny, then settles into a smooth, rosy, lightly musky finish that feels elegant rather than sugary. On skin, it seems to split opinion a little. Many wearers find it refined, well blended and long lasting, while others find it more generic or. Show less

Sophia Grojsman and Nicholas Calderone built Volupté around a saturated bouquet of mimosa, narcissus, and ripe melon. Launched in 1992, this floral gr… Show more

Sophia Grojsman and Nicholas Calderone built Volupté around a saturated bouquet of mimosa, narcissus, and ripe melon. Launched in 1992, this floral green perfume opens with sharp watermelon, mandarin, and fresh cyclamen before unfolding into a dense heart of powdery heliotrope, spicy carnation, and buttery ylang-ylang. The dry-down grounds the bright yellow florals with creamy sandalwood, subtle incense, and warm patchouli. It projects strongly in crisp spring air and cool autumn evenings. Enthusiasts of opulent 1990s yellow florals will appreciate its heavy, powdery presence on skin. Show less

Lanvin Me L’Absolu is a chypre floral for women that balances green violet leaf with a heart of jasmine and peony. It moves toward a base of peach, mu… Show more

Lanvin Me L’Absolu is a chypre floral for women that balances green violet leaf with a heart of jasmine and peony. It moves toward a base of peach, musk, and patchouli that feels sophisticated and present. This intensive fragrance works well for both day and night, offering a unique character that differentiates itself from the lighter original Me edition from 2013. Show less