Nº 12 Kombawa Cloudless

Oudh Al Raghda by Rasasi is a daring unisex composition that leans heavily into animalic and green floral territories. Opening with sharp ginger and b… Show more

Oudh Al Raghda by Rasasi is a daring unisex composition that leans heavily into animalic and green floral territories. Opening with sharp ginger and black currant leaf, it settles into a complex heart of tuberose and hyacinth. The base of agarwood and ambergris grounds the fragrance, creating a scent that favors those who appreciate rugged, earthy profiles over traditional polished florals. Show less

Weil De Weil opens with a cold, bitter blast of galbanum and hyacinth. It immediately sets a crisp, herbal mood that feels like walking through a damp… Show more

Weil De Weil opens with a cold, bitter blast of galbanum and hyacinth. It immediately sets a crisp, herbal mood that feels like walking through a damp forest after a heavy rain. As the scent settles, a soft powdery mimosa and ylang-ylang emerge on the skin, warming up the chilly green notes. The dry-down introduces a earthy vetiver and oak moss base, backed by a warm animalic touch of civet. This 1971 creation stands out for its uncompromising bitterness and cool demeanor, refusing to offer the easy sweetness found in modern releases. It suits enthusiasts of vintage chypres who want a sharp signature for spring mornings and formal daytime wear. Shoppers should purchase a sample first, as the sharp herbal opening and retro civet profile can be challenging for those used to sweet designer releases. Show less

Roccobarocco pour Femme is an oriental floral composition centered on a lush, sweet peach and tuberose heart. Launched in 2009, this fragrance pairs a… Show more

Roccobarocco pour Femme is an oriental floral composition centered on a lush, sweet peach and tuberose heart. Launched in 2009, this fragrance pairs a bright, fruity opening with a deep, resinous vanilla and sandalwood base. It suits a woman who enjoys bold floral scents for evening wear during the cooler spring and autumn months. Show less