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Green Climate reads as a bright, old-school green floral with a polished woody base. The opening suggests sparkling aldehydes, bergamot, and soft peac… Show more

Green Climate reads as a bright, old-school green floral with a polished woody base. The opening suggests sparkling aldehydes, bergamot, and soft peach, then moves into a dense heart of lily of the valley, narcissus, jasmine, tuberose, and bamboo. As it settles, sandalwood, vetiver, musk, amber, and a touch of civet give it a powdery, musky finish. It looks best suited to. Show less

To Summer Watery (至简之水) opens with a clean rush of aldehydes, green leaves, and a fleeting touch of peach. Created by David Huang, this scent mimics t… Show more

To Summer Watery (至简之水) opens with a clean rush of aldehydes, green leaves, and a fleeting touch of peach. Created by David Huang, this scent mimics the smell of clean laundry drying near a garden of jasmine and magnolia. As it settles, it pulls close, shifting from a crisp, soapy start to a quiet musk that stays near the skin. It feels built for hot summer days, office environments, and moments when you want to smell clean without announcing your entry. We recommend starting with a sample, as the soft aquatic dry-down is designed for personal comfort rather than projection. Show less

Emerald by Sergio Nero leans into a lush, floral-heavy profile that defines its unisex character. It opens with bright peach and apricot, quickly yiel… Show more

Emerald by Sergio Nero leans into a lush, floral-heavy profile that defines its unisex character. It opens with bright peach and apricot, quickly yielding to a creamy heart dominated by tuberose and May rose. This 2025 release brings a touch of incense to the base, making it a distinct choice for evenings in the spring and autumn. Show less

Prince Royal by Osmanli Oud builds its character around a dense white floral core grounded by lactonic warmth. The initial spray delivers bright jasmi… Show more

Prince Royal by Osmanli Oud builds its character around a dense white floral core grounded by lactonic warmth. The initial spray delivers bright jasmine and sweet May rose, quickly followed by the distinct apricot sweetness of osmanthus. As the initial bloom relaxes, tuberose and green narcissus merge with a noticeable milk accord that gives the bouquet a silky, velvety texture. Deep into the wear, dry white cedar and warm amber stabilize the sweetness, stopping the heavy florals from becoming overly cloying. It feels lush, creamy, and slightly indolic without turning heavy or outdated. The overall profile suits crisp spring mornings, outdoor dinners, or cool evening gatherings where a rich floral sillage leaves a distinct impression without overwhelming closed rooms. 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