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Tanaïs Nåmaka opens with a sharp flash of white grapefruit and Egyptian neroli before plunging into salty marine air. The heart reveals rich tiare flo… Show more

Tanaïs Nåmaka opens with a sharp flash of white grapefruit and Egyptian neroli before plunging into salty marine air. The heart reveals rich tiare flower and plumeria drenched in cool coconut milk and jasmine sambac. As the floral breeze softens, dark choya nakh and ambergris bring a resinous, ocean-washed quality to skin. It wears best during hot July afternoons when humidity unlocks its lactonic, floral depth. Show less

Xerjoff Sixth Floor opens with an unexpected medicinal snap of eucalyptus, sharp ginger, and cold blood orange before softening into lush white floral… Show more

Xerjoff Sixth Floor opens with an unexpected medicinal snap of eucalyptus, sharp ginger, and cold blood orange before softening into lush white florals. As tuberose and jasmine sambac settle on skin, the fragrance takes a dramatic dark shift. Earthy patchouli, dried tobacco leaf, and bittersweet dark chocolate emerge in the base, creating an amber warmth that lingers overnight. Created as a boutique exclusive for Harrods London in 2020, this blend offers a striking contrast between bright camphoraceous citrus and deep oriental resins. It suits cool weather, evening wear, and collectors seeking a distinct signature. Show less

Dancing On The Moon by Maison Martin Margiela is an ethereal floral aldehyde fragrance that feels like moonlight in a bottle. Launched in 2016, it com… Show more

Dancing On The Moon by Maison Martin Margiela is an ethereal floral aldehyde fragrance that feels like moonlight in a bottle. Launched in 2016, it combines sharp, fizzy aldehydes with creamy frangipani and iris, settling into a skin-hugging musk base. This unisex scent suits those who prefer unique, clean, and slightly mineral compositions for daytime wear in spring or summer. Show less

Flowers Of Evil opens with a bright burst of lemon, marigold, and tarragon before settling into a warm heart of violet and jasmine. The base grounds t… Show more

Flowers Of Evil opens with a bright burst of lemon, marigold, and tarragon before settling into a warm heart of violet and jasmine. The base grounds the floral top notes with vetiver, sandalwood, and white musk. It wears best during cool spring mornings and crisp autumn afternoons when you want a rich floral scent with an earthy twist. Show less

Bouge Lure opens with a tart burst of tangerine and green neroli essence, immediately backed by bitter currant buds. Within twenty minutes, the bright… Show more

Bouge Lure opens with a tart burst of tangerine and green neroli essence, immediately backed by bitter currant buds. Within twenty minutes, the bright citrus top simmers down into a lush heart of sweet mimosa, magnolia, and jasmine sambac. As the white florals soften, powdery heliotrope and fluffy white musk take over the base, anchored by dry Haitian vetiver and Atlas cedar. It wears lightweight and airy, projecting moderately for two hours before pulling close to the skin. This scent suits crisp spring mornings, outdoor brunch, or casual daytime office environments where loud perfumes feel out of place. Show less