Lure for Him

This organic Eau de Toilette is a surprising, bracing green aromatic blend. Jean-Claude Gigodot bypasses typical feminine sweetness, combining sharp A… Show more

This organic Eau de Toilette is a surprising, bracing green aromatic blend. Jean-Claude Gigodot bypasses typical feminine sweetness, combining sharp Amalfi lemon and verbena with a cool, powdery iris heart. A base of vetiver, pine, and soft beeswax anchors the scent, offering an dry, outdoorsy character that wears beautifully in warm weather. Show less

June Bride by DSH Perfumes is a classic floral fragrance centered on romantic garden blossoms and soft vintage powder. It opens with a bright flash of… Show more

June Bride by DSH Perfumes is a classic floral fragrance centered on romantic garden blossoms and soft vintage powder. It opens with a bright flash of Amalfi lemon and crisp bergamot, quickly softened by sweet violet petals. The heart unfurls with dewy Bulgarian rose and peppery Egyptian geranium, creating a lush floral core that feels fresh rather than heavy. As the perfume dries down, cool iris and creamy sandalwood emerge, wrapping the floral bouquet in an elegant, velvety base. This scent feels clean, timeless, and romantic. It is an easy daytime signature for spring and early summer, evoking crisp bridal lace and sunlit garden celebrations. Show less

Gallery S. Bensimon opens with a bright burst of Amalfi lemon and bergamot before settling into a warm, resinous heart of opoponax and iris. It is a s… Show more

Gallery S. Bensimon opens with a bright burst of Amalfi lemon and bergamot before settling into a warm, resinous heart of opoponax and iris. It is a soft, woody composition that feels at home on cooler autumn days. This is a quiet, powdery scent designed for those who prefer personal space over loud projection in their daily fragrance rotation. Show less

LP No. 9 is a herbal, spicy floral with a very 1990s Penhaligon's character. Reviewers describe a green lavender and tarragon opening, clove-like carn… Show more

LP No. 9 is a herbal, spicy floral with a very 1990s Penhaligon's character. Reviewers describe a green lavender and tarragon opening, clove-like carnation, rose, jasmine, patchouli, cedar, amber and cinnamon, with a dry, mysterious feel rather than a sweet, easy floral. It suits people who enjoy aromatic florals with bite. It can feel rich, witchy, woody and enveloping, but some find. Show less