The High

Numero Uno by Carthusia opens with a punch of bitter bergamot, sweet orange, and sharp eucalyptus. The initial spray hits with a cool, camphoraceous s… Show more

Numero Uno by Carthusia opens with a punch of bitter bergamot, sweet orange, and sharp eucalyptus. The initial spray hits with a cool, camphoraceous snap that immediately sets it apart from typical designer freshies. As the bright citrus softens, heart notes of bitter artemisia, aromatic thyme, and violet leaf push forward into an old-fashioned soap texture. Base notes of oily myrrh, earthy vetiver, and dark labdanum anchor the herbal top, leaving a dry, woody hum on skin that lingers through crisp spring and autumn days. Show less

Blasfamous by Walter Maiorano Parfums targets niche perfume collectors who want dark gourmand scents with serious weight. Built around dark Primitivo… Show more

Blasfamous by Walter Maiorano Parfums targets niche perfume collectors who want dark gourmand scents with serious weight. Built around dark Primitivo grape must, cannabis leaf, and Cambodian oud, this 2024 Extrait de Parfum cuts through cold night air during late autumn and winter. The scent opens with thick fruit and sweet caramel before settling into leather, metallic notes, and cedar. It suits evening wear, formal leather jacket dinners, and cold outdoor gatherings where projection matters. If you prefer transparent citrus or clean office colognes, this heavy dark composition will overpower you. Sample first if you dislike medicinal sweetness or heavy resins. Show less

Mr Elegance opens with a crisp, green flash of eucalyptus, lime and bergamot, then settles into a dry iris, rose and oakmoss structure with cedar and… Show more

Mr Elegance opens with a crisp, green flash of eucalyptus, lime and bergamot, then settles into a dry iris, rose and oakmoss structure with cedar and patchouli underneath. It wears like a modern take on an old-school gentleman's scent, polished, aromatic and slightly powdery rather than sweet. This suits someone who enjoys classic masculine styles with sharper edges and real presence. If. Show less

X-Ray Plastique opens with an abrupt hit of industrial vinyl and medicinal eucalyptus, catching you off guard before settling into a warm amber heart.… Show more

X-Ray Plastique opens with an abrupt hit of industrial vinyl and medicinal eucalyptus, catching you off guard before settling into a warm amber heart. Launching in 2012 under perfumer Irina Burlakova, this scent builds an intentional contrast between synthetic texture and natural florals. Lavender and rosemary cut through the initial punch, while tuberose and mimosa introduce a candied sweetness as skin warms up. Grounded by patchouli, vanilla, and benzoin, it wears as a bold conceptual choice for cooler spring mornings or crisp autumn evenings. It demands confidence and patience, appealing to scent collectors who appreciate polarizing avant-garde artistic construction over crowd-pleasing floral blends. Show less

Oceania Parfum opens with a polished burst of citrus, herbs, and lavender, then settles into a woody, mossy, slightly powdery fougere shape. It feels… Show more

Oceania Parfum opens with a polished burst of citrus, herbs, and lavender, then settles into a woody, mossy, slightly powdery fougere shape. It feels cleaner and smoother than a sharp marine freshie. On skin, it usually reads refined, upscale, and more masculine-leaning than truly neutral. If you want a seaside idea with depth rather than a salty aquatic, this is the angle. Show less

Ocean Wave by Rephase combines crisp ozonic notes with herbal thyme and eucalyptus in its initial spray. As it settles, neroli and iris introduce a cl… Show more

Ocean Wave by Rephase combines crisp ozonic notes with herbal thyme and eucalyptus in its initial spray. As it settles, neroli and iris introduce a clean, powdery floral layer over a steady base of cedarwood and patchouli. It suits warm spring days, coastal walks, and clean casual wear for anyone who prefers herbal sea air over sugary citrus. Show less