Musk Elixir

Aura Accept is a sharp, citrus-forward fragrance from Rasasi that balances modern aromatics with a classic floral heart. It features a bright opening… Show more

Aura Accept is a sharp, citrus-forward fragrance from Rasasi that balances modern aromatics with a classic floral heart. It features a bright opening of lemongrass and pink pepper, followed by a jasmine-heavy middle. This woody, chypre-inspired scent suits those looking for a versatile, everyday office fragrance that feels crisp in the heat of spring or summer. Show less

Pisello Parfum launched Goku in 2024 as a polarizing Woody Aromatic scent for men. It opens with an aggressive splash of tequila, passionfruit, and se… Show more

Pisello Parfum launched Goku in 2024 as a polarizing Woody Aromatic scent for men. It opens with an aggressive splash of tequila, passionfruit, and sea notes before shifting into a complex middle of amberwood, ink, and lavender. This challenging blend eventually settles on a heavy base of seaweed, ambergris, and dark rum. Show less

Gentleman by Mahogany opens with a burst of Sicilian Lemon and Lavender, settling into a green heart of Basil and Geranium before finishing on a warm… Show more

Gentleman by Mahogany opens with a burst of Sicilian Lemon and Lavender, settling into a green heart of Basil and Geranium before finishing on a warm base of Vetiver and Amber. Designed for men seeking an easygoing fougere, this scent offers an approachable style that is simple to enjoy during daytime wear. Show less

Amber Solar by The Perfume Connection serves as a bright, woody citrus blend that matches crisp spring mornings. Designed by perfumer Asem Al Qassim,… Show more

Amber Solar by The Perfume Connection serves as a bright, woody citrus blend that matches crisp spring mornings. Designed by perfumer Asem Al Qassim, it matches active days with clean grapefruit and smooth cardamom. The scent wraps warm spices in a clean base of white musk and dry vetiver, creating an airy trail that remains light without disappearing. Show less