Osmanthus Tea

Osmanthus in A Major by The Cologne House offers a fruity and floral experience centered on osmanthus, pineapple, and tea. It balances these bright no… Show more

Osmanthus in A Major by The Cologne House offers a fruity and floral experience centered on osmanthus, pineapple, and tea. It balances these bright notes with a unique chalky base and tuberose. This unisex fragrance provides a clean, artistic scent profile suitable for daily wear during the spring and fall months, particularly in mild, daytime weather conditions. Show less

Unforgivable Women by Sean John is a complex, woody, and powdery floral fragrance released in 2007. It centers on an intricate layering of pear, bitte… Show more

Unforgivable Women by Sean John is a complex, woody, and powdery floral fragrance released in 2007. It centers on an intricate layering of pear, bitter orange, and neroli over a deep base of sandalwood and amber. This versatile scent performs well during the transition from summer to autumn, offering a balanced, non-sweet presence that holds its own in professional or social settings. Show less

Gelsomino (Jasmine: Italian Journey No. 5) by DSH Perfumes captures the sunlit romance of an Italian summer courtyard. The opening sparks with crisp b… Show more

Gelsomino (Jasmine: Italian Journey No. 5) by DSH Perfumes captures the sunlit romance of an Italian summer courtyard. The opening sparks with crisp bitter orange, bright bergamot, and a leafy touch of green violet. Soon, authentic Mediterranean jasmine takes over, flanked by bittersweet neroli and herbal dyer's greenweed. It smells botanical and unhurried. As the sun warms your pulse points, sweet beeswax, creamy sandalwood, earthy vetiver, and moss anchor the flowers into a golden skin scent. Wear it on mild spring mornings or relaxed summer afternoons. It feels effortlessly grounded, artistic, and easy to love. Show less

Eau d'Orlane is a clean, green citrus floral with a very 1990s fresh-soapy character. Reviews point to a bright aldehydic opening, airy citrus, lily-o… Show more

Eau d'Orlane is a clean, green citrus floral with a very 1990s fresh-soapy character. Reviews point to a bright aldehydic opening, airy citrus, lily-of-the-valley, and a woody mossy base that can read slightly masculine on skin. It suits warm weather, daytime wear, and anyone who likes elegant shower-clean fragrances with a crisp cologne edge rather than a rich floral perfume. Show less

A bright floral with a sharper, woodier edge than the name might suggest. Good Girl Gone Bad opens with citrus, peach and osmanthus, then moves into t… Show more

A bright floral with a sharper, woodier edge than the name might suggest. Good Girl Gone Bad opens with citrus, peach and osmanthus, then moves into tuberose, jasmine, rose and narcissus over a dry base of sandalwood, cedar, vetiver, patchouli and amber. It looks best suited to someone who likes white florals with freshness up top and a more structured, slightly spicy. Show less

Cimabue opens with a brisk, tangy splash of bitter orange, clementine, and lemon peel dusted with fresh nutmeg. The alcohol lift vanishes within two m… Show more

Cimabue opens with a brisk, tangy splash of bitter orange, clementine, and lemon peel dusted with fresh nutmeg. The alcohol lift vanishes within two minutes. A thick wave of cinnamon, ground clove, and earthy saffron quickly follows, anchored by a slab of raw, sticky beeswax. It smells remarkably like unbaked ginger molasses cookie dough resting on a wooden floured table. As the composition dries down, powdery vanilla and golden benzoin resin cushion the sharper spices against creamy sandalwood. The scent never turns sugary. Instead, it maintains a warm, tactile amber glow that stays close to the skin. Perfect for cool autumn afternoons and crisp winter days, it wraps the wearer in an authentic, golden warmth. Show less