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Ars Moriendi by Art Deco Perfumes opens with a sharp burst of yellow marigold, sour lemon, and crisp green petitgrain. As the top notes quiet down, th… Show more

Ars Moriendi by Art Deco Perfumes opens with a sharp burst of yellow marigold, sour lemon, and crisp green petitgrain. As the top notes quiet down, the scent shifts toward dark black currant, crushed grapes, and warm cognac. Hibiscus and honeysuckle soften the fruitiness, while a dusting of nutmeg adds dry spice. The base settles into vanilla backed by dry cedar and guaiac wood. It sits close to the wearer during a cool autumn afternoon or a quiet spring evening. The herbal citrus contrast gives this indie composition an unusual, dry-sweet character on skin. Show less

Solace by Boadicea the Victorious opens with a burst of tart grapefruit and sweet peach, sharpened by green petitgrain and aromatic thyme. As the top… Show more

Solace by Boadicea the Victorious opens with a burst of tart grapefruit and sweet peach, sharpened by green petitgrain and aromatic thyme. As the top notes quiet down, juicy raspberry softens into a lush heart dominated by cherry blossom, rose, and tuberose. Spicy clove and earthy violet add depth to the white floral bouquet without heavy sweetness. In the final hours, warm vanilla and clean musk anchor the scent close to the skin. This floral fruity fragrance shines in mild spring weather, making it a bright option for sunny mornings and outdoor lunches. Show less

Jean Louis Vermeil Imagine Bleu from 1989 is a complex vintage floral fruity blend. The fragrance opens with a sharp burst of citrus and raspberry bef… Show more

Jean Louis Vermeil Imagine Bleu from 1989 is a complex vintage floral fruity blend. The fragrance opens with a sharp burst of citrus and raspberry before settling into a dense heart of carnation and jasmine. Warm sandalwood and earthy oakmoss ground the base, making it ideal for brisk spring days when you want a nostalgic, crisp aura. Show less

Blacklist reads as a dark, smoky wood scent with an unusual green opening and a soft violet haze running through it. Coffee, tobacco, resins and oud-l… Show more

Blacklist reads as a dark, smoky wood scent with an unusual green opening and a soft violet haze running through it. Coffee, tobacco, resins and oud-like woods give it a dense, shadowy character, while raspberry, vanilla and tonka seem to round the edges rather than turn it fully sweet. This looks best suited to someone who enjoys textured, aromatic niche perfumes and. Show less

Cologne de Feu opens with an immediate burst of blood orange, bigarade, and litsea cubeba. The initial citrus rush feels tart and slightly herbal on s… Show more

Cologne de Feu opens with an immediate burst of blood orange, bigarade, and litsea cubeba. The initial citrus rush feels tart and slightly herbal on skin before settling into a sweet heart of raspberry sorbet and jasmine tea. As the bright fruit notes soften, cedar, sandalwood, and guaiac wood ground the composition with an earthy oakmoss base. It offers a warm citrus gourmand profile with a woody backbone, making it ideal for warm afternoon wear. Show less

L'Erbolario Periplo opens with a sharp burst of thyme, bay leaf, and lemon before settling into a dry herbal base of vetiver, cedar, and oakmoss. It s… Show more

L'Erbolario Periplo opens with a sharp burst of thyme, bay leaf, and lemon before settling into a dry herbal base of vetiver, cedar, and oakmoss. It smells like crushed Mediterranean foliage baked under the afternoon sun, carrying zero sweetness and an earthy, resinous bite. Pine needles and clary sage keep the initial spray crisp, while sandalwood slowly smooths the rough edges during the dry down. Built around aromatic and woody accords, this cologne stays lean and dry from first spritz to final fade. It suits crisp spring mornings, warm coastal drives, and casual daytime wear for anyone who prefers rustic greenery over sugary modern aquatics. Show less

Senor Fernando by Art Deco Perfumes opens with a brisk snap of lime, lemon, and sharp aldehydes that cut cleanly through warm air. Nose Elina Arseniev… Show more

Senor Fernando by Art Deco Perfumes opens with a brisk snap of lime, lemon, and sharp aldehydes that cut cleanly through warm air. Nose Elina Arsenieva pairs this citrus opening with an herbal heart of thyme, lavender, and dark rum. As the top notes fade over the first fifteen minutes, the fragrance shifts into dry Himalayan cedar, earthy patchouli, and resinous labdanum. Guaiac wood and juniper berries provide a crisp timber backbone in the base. It wears light and airy, making it a natural fit for warm summer mornings or quiet indoor work settings where heavy scents feel intrusive. Show less

Marina Barcenilla designed Out of this World for AromAtom as a dense oriental woody scent. The perfume opens with tarry cade oil, dry saffron, and sha… Show more

Marina Barcenilla designed Out of this World for AromAtom as a dense oriental woody scent. The perfume opens with tarry cade oil, dry saffron, and sharp green petitgrain before unrolling into a resinous heart of bitter almond, davana, and orange blossom. Dark smoke and boozy rum drift over a heavy base of sandalwood, sweet amber, and clean musk. It sits thick on the skin, giving off a cozy campfire atmosphere. Built specifically for crisp autumn and winter evenings, this fragrance appeals to indie collectors who prefer raw wood smoke and herbal bitterness over polished commercial vanilla. Show less