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Churchill by Bahoma London is a complex spicy fragrance that balances aromatic citrus with a dense heart of plum, cloves, and saffron. This unisex sce… Show more

Churchill by Bahoma London is a complex spicy fragrance that balances aromatic citrus with a dense heart of plum, cloves, and saffron. This unisex scent settles into a resinous base of tonka bean and sandalwood. It offers a grounded experience, suitable for those who prefer warm, spice-forward profiles that transition well from office wear to formal evening events during the autumn months. Show less

Saffron Tabac by Scentido offers a spicy and aromatic opening, leaning on saffron, lavender, and nutmeg. It quickly transitions into a heart of tobacc… Show more

Saffron Tabac by Scentido offers a spicy and aromatic opening, leaning on saffron, lavender, and nutmeg. It quickly transitions into a heart of tobacco and oud, grounded by a dense, woody base of leather and patchouli. This fragrance fits best for fall or winter evenings when you want a warm, noticeable scent that balances traditional spice with modern, assertive depth. Show less

Saklawi by Dorin opens with a brisk splash of lemon before settling into a rich, warming spread of cinnamon, cracked pepper, and cardamom. A tart trac… Show more

Saklawi by Dorin opens with a brisk splash of lemon before settling into a rich, warming spread of cinnamon, cracked pepper, and cardamom. A tart trace of raspberry cuts through the dry heat of saffron, giving the heart a juicy edge that keeps the spice blend buoyant and wearable. As the scent settles on skin, rich jacket leather and dark agarwood oud emerge alongside creamy sandalwood and gentle sweet notes. The woodiness feels grounded and dry rather than smoky or medicinal, backed by guaiac wood that lends a sturdy, smooth backbone. It smells like stepping into a cozy library lined with polished cedar, worn armchairs, and a cup of spiced black tea. It delivers dependable warmth for crisp autumn and winter days without ever feeling overwhelming or harsh. Show less