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Shanghai 1930 opens with a crisp burst of green tea and tart violet leaves before turning lush and sweet. Tart plum and green mango cut through the in… Show more

Shanghai 1930 opens with a crisp burst of green tea and tart violet leaves before turning lush and sweet. Tart plum and green mango cut through the initial spray, keeping the fruity top from feeling syrupy. Within twenty minutes, the opening yields to a dense heart of tuberose, jasmine sambac, and buttery ylang-ylang. As the floral heart settles into the skin, warm sandalwood, tonka bean, and myrrh create a smooth, resinous anchor. The contrast between fresh tea leaves and narcotic white flowers gives this perfume a distinct vintage feel. It suits cool spring evenings and crisp autumn days when you want a rich floral scent with strong presence. Show less

Fleurs d'Orlane is a bold 1980s floral green fragrance built around orange blossom, hyacinth, lily, narcissus and honeyed powder. Reviews point to a s… Show more

Fleurs d'Orlane is a bold 1980s floral green fragrance built around orange blossom, hyacinth, lily, narcissus and honeyed powder. Reviews point to a scent that can feel bright, brassy and very floral, with enough green bite to stop the sweetness from turning syrupy. It suits vintage floral lovers best, especially those who enjoy rich white flowers, powder, amber warmth and a noticeable. Show less

Baz by The Spirit of Dubai hits skin with a massive blast of dark leather, cracked black pepper, and bitter coffee. It settles into a heavy resinous c… Show more

Baz by The Spirit of Dubai hits skin with a massive blast of dark leather, cracked black pepper, and bitter coffee. It settles into a heavy resinous core dominated by smoky incense, myrrh, and sweet plum. As the hours pass, dense agarwood, civet, and raw castoreum emerge to create a dry, animalic base that stays noticeable until the next morning. This is an uncompromising winter fragrance built for frigid evenings and formal dark-tie gatherings. It demands cold air to keep its thick balsam and earthy patchouli under control. One spray on a wool coat lingers for days. Show less

Tamaki opens with a dry, peppery splash that quickly yields to a thick, warm floral presence. The fragrance centers on a creamy duo of tuberose and ja… Show more

Tamaki opens with a dry, peppery splash that quickly yields to a thick, warm floral presence. The fragrance centers on a creamy duo of tuberose and jasmine, which feels substantial without sliding into a sticky, syrupy sweetness. As it settles onto the skin, a clean herbal undercurrent of clary sage and artemisia tempers the initial floral density. This gives the heart a slightly green, natural edge rather than a polished greenhouse feel. In the late dry-down, the scent shifts toward a quiet base of warm patchouli and smooth vanilla. It is a solid choice for temperate spring days or cooler autumn evenings when you want a white floral that carries some grounding woody weight. A bottle is worth considering if you enjoy florals that refuse to be overly powdery or bright. Show less