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1506 by Santiago Luxury Parfum is a rich, dark woody perfume built around warm spices, resinous woods, and smooth leather. The fragrance opens with an… Show more

1506 by Santiago Luxury Parfum is a rich, dark woody perfume built around warm spices, resinous woods, and smooth leather. The fragrance opens with an energetic burst of crushed green cardamom, cinnamon bark, and sweet dark plum, balanced by a brisk touch of fresh pine needles. As the opening settles, the heart reveals smoky birch, charred guaiac wood, and church incense softened by golden honey and Taif rose. In the dry-down, cured tobacco leaf, amber, and creamy vanilla create a comforting, smoky scent bubble that feels like sitting in an antique leather armchair beside a smoldering cedar hearth on a cold evening. Show less

Jardin De Jade by Maison de l'Avenir starts with bright citrus and a sugary punch of cotton candy. It soon shifts to reveal soft florals and a base of… Show more

Jardin De Jade by Maison de l'Avenir starts with bright citrus and a sugary punch of cotton candy. It soon shifts to reveal soft florals and a base of chocolate and vanilla. It is a sweet, easygoing unisex choice for casual days. Show less

Fudge is a dessert-style gourmand built around dark chocolate, brownie, hazelnut and vanilla. It opens rich and sweet, then settles into a creamier, s… Show more

Fudge is a dessert-style gourmand built around dark chocolate, brownie, hazelnut and vanilla. It opens rich and sweet, then settles into a creamier, softer dry-down with whipped cream, brown sugar, sandalwood and a light woody-musky base. If you enjoy dense, edible scents and want something cosy for cooler weather, this is the kind of perfume to sample. It leans sugary, nutty and. Show less

B.U. Tease Blue is a bright, sugary fruity gourmand that quickly turns into a jammy mix of berries and stone fruit, sweetened with honey. As it settle… Show more

B.U. Tease Blue is a bright, sugary fruity gourmand that quickly turns into a jammy mix of berries and stone fruit, sweetened with honey. As it settles, it leans cosy and dessert-like, with vanilla, caramel, chocolate, and almond over a soft musky amber base, with a noticeable patchouli thread that keeps it from feeling purely candy-sweet. Show less

Love no Shame by Plume Impression opens with a sharp burst of sweet cherry, marzipan-like almond, and bright strawberry, all floating on top of a soft… Show more

Love no Shame by Plume Impression opens with a sharp burst of sweet cherry, marzipan-like almond, and bright strawberry, all floating on top of a soft whipped cream note. Created by perfumer Stephanie Bakouche, the gourmand opening quickly softens as delicate violet and rose enter the mix, adding a clean, cosmetic powderiness to the fruit. On skin, the initial dessert-like sweetness settles within thirty minutes, revealing a surprisingly airy warmth anchored by light sandalwood, cocoa, and clean musk. While the pyramid lists oud in the base, it rarely behaves like a heavy oriental resin. Cold skin or chill air can pull out a brief woody edge early on, but in normal spring or fall temperatures, the wood stays quiet in the background. It suits anyone looking for a playful yet refined romantic scent for evening dates or cozy autumn afternoons. Given the shifting balance between tart fruit, Show less

A Night In Marrakesh opens with spicy cardamom, fresh bergamot, and a dry vetiver note that feels warm rather than crisp. As the top notes settle, Mor… Show more

A Night In Marrakesh opens with spicy cardamom, fresh bergamot, and a dry vetiver note that feels warm rather than crisp. As the top notes settle, Moroccan rose and bitter coffee merge with white tobacco, cinnamon, and olibanum resin, building a dark spicy heart over Cambodian oud. Base notes of cypriol oil, honey, patchouli, amber, and castoreum give the dry-down a subtle animalic depth. Designed for cold weather, evening wear, and quiet gatherings, this EDP sits close to the skin after the first hour, offering an intimate warmth for lovers of oriental woody compositions. Show less