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Cool Vibe! by Natura is a sparkling, unisex fruity-floral fragrance that leans into crisp apple and pear notes balanced by a soft, whipped cream heart… Show more

Cool Vibe! by Natura is a sparkling, unisex fruity-floral fragrance that leans into crisp apple and pear notes balanced by a soft, whipped cream heart. Launched in 2018, this scent captures a refreshing, clean aesthetic. It works well for casual spring daytime wear, providing a bright, airy feeling on the skin without becoming overly heavy or saccharine in the heat. Show less

Manuel Alejandro Bojorquez Segovia crafted Akira in 2024 as an ambitious oriental floral statement. With a massive list of notes featuring civet, mang… Show more

Manuel Alejandro Bojorquez Segovia crafted Akira in 2024 as an ambitious oriental floral statement. With a massive list of notes featuring civet, mango, and pine tar, it targets bold wearers. This masculine perfume aims for cold weather and evening wear, presenting a complex, thick texture that stands out in a crowd. Show less

Ocean Spa by Bahoma London captures the essence of a tranquil coastline. The fragrance opens with crisp sea notes and bright citruses before softening… Show more

Ocean Spa by Bahoma London captures the essence of a tranquil coastline. The fragrance opens with crisp sea notes and bright citruses before softening into a heart of jasmine and lily. It provides a clean, invigorating experience that feels like a quiet walk by the water on a cool, early spring morning. It is a light floral aquatic choice for daytime wear. Show less

Kensie Loving Life opens with a watery burst of dew drop, cassis, and tart wild berries. As the top notes settle, fresh gardenia, rose, and lily-of-th… Show more

Kensie Loving Life opens with a watery burst of dew drop, cassis, and tart wild berries. As the top notes settle, fresh gardenia, rose, and lily-of-the-valley emerge over a clean base of cedar and white musk. It sits light on skin, making it an easy pick for warm spring mornings and casual office wear. Show less