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Madeleine de Madeleine by Madeleine Mono captures the dramatic flair of late seventies perfumery. It centers on a crisp, dry tuberose that contrasts w… Show more

Madeleine de Madeleine by Madeleine Mono captures the dramatic flair of late seventies perfumery. It centers on a crisp, dry tuberose that contrasts with sweet peach and green hyacinth. Built for someone who wants to be noticed, it wraps the wearer in a grand floral shroud that eventually settles into a warm, resinous base of tolu balsam and oakmoss. Show less

Passion by Soul Of Mine opens with a brisk snap of tart green apple, cool ozonic air, and dewy violet leaves before plunging into a radiant floral cor… Show more

Passion by Soul Of Mine opens with a brisk snap of tart green apple, cool ozonic air, and dewy violet leaves before plunging into a radiant floral core. Lush tuberose, creamy jasmine, and sweet orange blossom take center stage, accented by a spicy touch of carnation and sunny ylang-ylang. As the initial blast settles over the first hour, smooth cedarwood, earthy vetiver, and clean amber provide a grounded woody foundation that keeps the floral bouquet balanced. It delivers crisp freshness upfront followed by substantial depth, offering a distinctive option for daytime outings and spring afternoons. Show less

Spoturno 1921 Le Voyageur brings together crisp citrus, aromatic herbs, and smooth woody sweetness in a balanced composition composed by Christopher S… Show more

Spoturno 1921 Le Voyageur brings together crisp citrus, aromatic herbs, and smooth woody sweetness in a balanced composition composed by Christopher Sheldrake. It opens with an invigorating burst of sunny lemon and bergamot sharpened by clean lavender and a subtle dash of spicy caraway seeds. As the bright opening settles, a lush bouquet of orange blossom, jasmine, rose, and soft powdery violet unfolds across the mid-tones. The foundation rests on creamy sandalwood, earthy patchouli, warm vanilla, and almond-like heliotrope, grounded by clean musk and vetiver. It smells polished, refined, and exceptionally clean, offering the comfortable familiarity of vintage French perfumery updated for modern everyday wear. Show less

Fleurs d'Amour reads as an old-school floral with a bright citrus and aldehydic lift, then settles into orange blossom, carnation, honeyed florals, po… Show more

Fleurs d'Amour reads as an old-school floral with a bright citrus and aldehydic lift, then settles into orange blossom, carnation, honeyed florals, powder, moss, and a soft animalic trail. Reviews describe it as strong, complex, and distinctly vintage. It suits shoppers who enjoy classic perfume styles, especially soapy florals with depth. If you prefer airy modern florals, sample first, because this can. Show less

Pierre de Velay No. 23 opens with bright aldehydes and soft citrus, then quickly settles into a powdery floral heart of ylang-ylang, jasmine, violet,… Show more

Pierre de Velay No. 23 opens with bright aldehydes and soft citrus, then quickly settles into a powdery floral heart of ylang-ylang, jasmine, violet, rose and orange blossom. The real twist is underneath, where amber, leather, tobacco and animalic notes give it a darker, more intimate edge. It suits someone who enjoys classical floral structures but wants more warmth and bite in. Show less