Khimhan

Wasan leans into the smell of rain-soaked greenery, soft white florals and a resinous, earthy base. It opens fresh and slightly herbal, then settles i… Show more

Wasan leans into the smell of rain-soaked greenery, soft white florals and a resinous, earthy base. It opens fresh and slightly herbal, then settles into moss, incense, gentle vanilla and a damp woody effect that fits the brand's rainy season inspiration. This is a better match for someone who enjoys atmospheric, nature-led scents than a loud compliment fragrance. It may suit spring. Show less

Heman opens bright and unusual, mixing lime and orange with cool herbal tones, green pandanus, and a lightly camphorated lift. The floral heart feels… Show more

Heman opens bright and unusual, mixing lime and orange with cool herbal tones, green pandanus, and a lightly camphorated lift. The floral heart feels airy rather than heavy, then settles into soft vanilla, musk, woods, and amber. It suits someone who enjoys fresh florals with an aromatic edge, especially for daytime wear in warm or mild weather. Sample first if you prefer. Show less

Rasvika opens with a cool, herbal-camphor lift, then settles into white florals, soft citrus, and a lightly powdered, old-world feel. Gardenia, neroli… Show more

Rasvika opens with a cool, herbal-camphor lift, then settles into white florals, soft citrus, and a lightly powdered, old-world feel. Gardenia, neroli, and orris give it a gentle texture, while amber, patchouli, and cashmeran keep the dry-down warm and smooth. It suits wearers who enjoy unusual floral perfumes with a vintage lean rather than modern sweetness. Sampling first makes sense, especially if. Show less