Giordani De Oriflame Eau De Toilette Concentree

Giordani Gold opens with a bright burst of orange blossom and mandarin orange, quickly settling into a dense floral heart of jasmine, tuberose, and li… Show more

Giordani Gold opens with a bright burst of orange blossom and mandarin orange, quickly settling into a dense floral heart of jasmine, tuberose, and lily. Created in 2002 by Nathalie Feisthauer and Bernard Ellena, it dries down to an earthy base of moss, cypress, and patchouli. It fits crisp autumn afternoons and formal evening wear when you want a strong, retro white floral presence on skin. Show less

Carthusia Fiori di Capri opens with a bright burst of citrus, tuberose, and ylang-ylang before shifting into a rich floral heart. Carnation and hyacin… Show more

Carthusia Fiori di Capri opens with a bright burst of citrus, tuberose, and ylang-ylang before shifting into a rich floral heart. Carnation and hyacinth bring a dry, spicy green sharpness that cuts through the initial sweet white blossoms. A subtle touch of white honey adds warmth without turning sugary. As the initial bloom settles, incense and clove create an unexpected aromatic depth over a classic foundation of oakmoss, sandalwood, and white musk. The scent carries the retro feel of mid-century Italian perfumery, balancing crisp botanical freshness with clean soapy undertones. It fits spring mornings, breezy coastal weather, and formal day wear where vintage florals shine. Show less

Kenzo by Kenzo opens with ripe peach, dark plum, and sharp mandarin orange before settling into a dense floral heart of tuberose, gardenia, and spicy… Show more

Kenzo by Kenzo opens with ripe peach, dark plum, and sharp mandarin orange before settling into a dense floral heart of tuberose, gardenia, and spicy carnation. Oakmoss, patchouli, and warm sandalwood anchor the dry-down, giving this 1988 creation a grounded, earthy weight. It suits crisp spring mornings and formal autumn evenings when you want a bold white floral presence. Show less

Panthere by Cartier (1986) opens with a sharp burst of orange blossom, mandarin, and warm ginger that immediately commands attention. Within minutes,… Show more

Panthere by Cartier (1986) opens with a sharp burst of orange blossom, mandarin, and warm ginger that immediately commands attention. Within minutes, thick tuberose and narcotic gardenia take center stage, underpinned by a heavy base of oakmoss, dark civet, and golden amber. This is an unapologetic 1980s floral chypre built for cold winter evenings. It projects a rich, dramatic aura that lingers long after you leave the room. Show less

Salvador Dali Dali Parfum de Toilette is a rich, spicy amber floral perfume created in 1985 by master perfumer Alberto Morillas. The opening bursts wi… Show more

Salvador Dali Dali Parfum de Toilette is a rich, spicy amber floral perfume created in 1985 by master perfumer Alberto Morillas. The opening bursts with fizzy aldehydes, zesty bergamot, herbal basil, and a pungent pinch of warm clove. As the fizzy top notes settle on your skin, a lush bouquet of creamy jasmine, sweet narcissus, and orange blossom unfolds with powdery orris root. The drydown is where this vintage classic truly shines, settling into a comforting base of golden amber, sweet benzoin, earthy oakmoss, and smoky incense. It smells like a bar of expensive French milled soap resting next to a cup of warm spiced tea on an antique sandalwood table. It delivers impressive staying power and deep, cozy warmth for chilly autumn and winter days. Show less

Cassini opens with a heavy blast of classic white florals, dominated by tuberose and gardenia, before settling into a warm, spicy base of incense and… Show more

Cassini opens with a heavy blast of classic white florals, dominated by tuberose and gardenia, before settling into a warm, spicy base of incense and oakmoss. This is a complex, rich scent that demands cold weather and formal evenings to truly shine. Unlike modern, sugary sweet perfumes, it carries a deep animalic undertone of civet and leather that keeps it grounded and slightly mysterious. It is best suited for experienced collectors who appreciate the bold, structural style of late twentieth-century perfumery. We recommend securing a sample first, as its potent, dark green and floral character can easily overwhelm unprepared noses. Show less

Hisui (Jade) by J-Scent is a crisp Floral Woody Musk that captures the quiet stillness of a Japanese garden. It opens with zesty citrus and cassis, se… Show more

Hisui (Jade) by J-Scent is a crisp Floral Woody Musk that captures the quiet stillness of a Japanese garden. It opens with zesty citrus and cassis, settling into a clean, soap-like heart of lily-of-the-valley and tuberose. Perfectly suited for warm spring days, this scent offers an atmospheric, gender-neutral freshness for those who appreciate minimalist, photorealistic fragrance compositions. Show less

Fracas by Robert Piguet is an uncompromising floral powerhouse defined by its iconic, creamy tuberose. Launched in 1948, it remains a gold standard fo… Show more

Fracas by Robert Piguet is an uncompromising floral powerhouse defined by its iconic, creamy tuberose. Launched in 1948, it remains a gold standard for those seeking a bold, unapologetic scent. This perfume features a complex heart of jasmine, gardenia, and narcissus, resting on a sturdy base of sandalwood and oakmoss. It is a sophisticated, intoxicating choice for evening wear or special occasions. Show less

Laodiceia opens with a sharp burst of galbanum, hyacinth, and bitter Sicilian lemon before unrolling into a dense bouquet of white lily and Moroccan j… Show more

Laodiceia opens with a sharp burst of galbanum, hyacinth, and bitter Sicilian lemon before unrolling into a dense bouquet of white lily and Moroccan jasmine. As the initial greenery calms, leather and moss anchor the dry-down. It feels tailored for a crisp spring morning when you want a vintage floral profile with serious presence. Show less

Fleurs d'Orlane is a bold 1980s floral green fragrance built around orange blossom, hyacinth, lily, narcissus and honeyed powder. Reviews point to a s… Show more

Fleurs d'Orlane is a bold 1980s floral green fragrance built around orange blossom, hyacinth, lily, narcissus and honeyed powder. Reviews point to a scent that can feel bright, brassy and very floral, with enough green bite to stop the sweetness from turning syrupy. It suits vintage floral lovers best, especially those who enjoy rich white flowers, powder, amber warmth and a noticeable. Show less

Azzaro 9 is a classic 1984 floral composition that leans heavily into a dense, sunny yellow bouquet. Led by mimosa, tuberose, and hyacinth, it balance… Show more

Azzaro 9 is a classic 1984 floral composition that leans heavily into a dense, sunny yellow bouquet. Led by mimosa, tuberose, and hyacinth, it balances aldehyde brightness with a grounded base of oakmoss and incense. It performs best during spring days, offering a nostalgic, multifaceted garden experience that feels distinct from modern, transparent floral styles. Show less

Casablanca by St. Clair Scents delivers a bold, sun-drenched collision of sparkling citrus, rich white flowers, and warm animalic woods. The first spr… Show more

Casablanca by St. Clair Scents delivers a bold, sun-drenched collision of sparkling citrus, rich white flowers, and warm animalic woods. The first spray opens with zesty pink grapefruit, sweet mandarin orange, and tangy black currant that feel bright and fizzy. As the initial sparkle settles, the scent reveals a lush bouquet of orange blossom, creamy tuberose, and heady jasmine. Deep underneath, earthy oakmoss, warm benzoin resin, and dark civet add a golden, vintage-style warmth that grounds the sweet floral petals. It wears like a luxurious silk scarf sprayed with classic French perfume on a humid summer evening. While rich and potent, Casablanca stays surprisingly wearable in cool fall air or during cozy date nights at home. Show less

Signature VI reads as a bright fruity floral with a creamy, sunny feel. The opening looks packed with citrus, cassis and apple, then settles into soft… Show more

Signature VI reads as a bright fruity floral with a creamy, sunny feel. The opening looks packed with citrus, cassis and apple, then settles into soft florals, berry sweetness and a warm caramel musk base. From the available review, it comes across as a summery scent with a luxe tanning-lotion effect, likely best for someone who enjoys sweet white florals with a. Show less

Thera Cosméticos launched Kéa in 2017, created by perfumer Mário Torri Neto. This feminine floral composition opens with a crisp burst of galbanum, hy… Show more

Thera Cosméticos launched Kéa in 2017, created by perfumer Mário Torri Neto. This feminine floral composition opens with a crisp burst of galbanum, hyacinth, and fresh bergamot before settling into a rich garden heart of white lily, Moroccan jasmine, and honeysuckle. Deep notes of oakmoss, vetiver, and subtle leather ground the base, giving the botanical sweetness a classic earthy structure. Kéa suits crisp spring mornings, outdoor luncheons, and casual daytime wear where a clean green floral scent feels refreshing. It appeals to fragrance enthusiasts who enjoy traditional retro bouquets over modern sugary gourmands. 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

7753 Unexpected Mona by Histoires de Parfums breaks away from traditional sweet florals by placing lush white petals inside a wild, rain-soaked garden… Show more

7753 Unexpected Mona by Histoires de Parfums breaks away from traditional sweet florals by placing lush white petals inside a wild, rain-soaked garden. The initial spray hits with crushed green ivy, bitter galbanum, and a sharp zest of bergamot that smells like tearing fresh leaves between your fingers. As the sharp botanical bite softens, a dewy heart of creamy tuberose, sweet pear, and subtle orange blossom emerges, keeping the floral tones cool, earthy, and herbal rather than sugary or heavy. The dry-down settles into earthy vetiver, damp oakmoss, and soft sandalwood, leaving a clean, mossy skin scent. It is an invigorating choice for spring mornings, warm rainy afternoons, and anyone who loves crisp, botanical greenery. Show less

No Regrets is a classic 90s white floral with a green, slightly citrusy start and a powdery, mossy base. It opens on mandarin and galbanum, then quick… Show more

No Regrets is a classic 90s white floral with a green, slightly citrusy start and a powdery, mossy base. It opens on mandarin and galbanum, then quickly turns creamy and full with tuberose, gardenia and orange blossom, softened by orris powder. As it dries down, oakmoss, vetiver, sandalwood and tolu balsam give it a warmer, earthier finish. If you like bold, vintage-leaning. Show less

Russian Musk II by Areej Le Doré opens with a sharp burst of lemon, bergamot, and crushed pine needles before settling into a deep base of natural dee… Show more

Russian Musk II by Areej Le Doré opens with a sharp burst of lemon, bergamot, and crushed pine needles before settling into a deep base of natural deer musk, oakmoss, and fir. Russian Adam built this unisex chypre to balance crisp coniferous greens with warm cloves, cinnamon, and resinous galbanum. It sits heavy on skin while maintaining a breezy quality that cuts through cool spring air. This composition suits collectors who appreciate traditional artisanal distillation and animalic depths. Wearing it on a chilly morning reveals how bright citrus notes gradually yield to dark woods, vetiver, and smoky agarwood. Show less

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

Royal Crown Ytzma smells like a plush leather jacket stuffed with sweet dried fruits, shaved nutmeg, and aromatic pipe tobacco. Created by Antonio Vis… Show more

Royal Crown Ytzma smells like a plush leather jacket stuffed with sweet dried fruits, shaved nutmeg, and aromatic pipe tobacco. Created by Antonio Visconti, this extrait opens with a quick splash of bergamot and lemon before setting into a rich swirl of peach blossom, dark woods, and warm spices. Rather than hitting you with harsh barnyard oud, it balances polished agarwood against creamy sandalwood and earthy patchouli. It feels dense, cozy, and distinctly old-school without smelling dated. You will get the most out of Ytzma on chilly autumn afternoons and winter nights when the heavy woods and sweet resinous base can slowly radiate off your skin. Show less