Ki-Oku
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Smells like coffee cream and a cozy Tuesday
from $9.00
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Ki-Oku
Smells like coffee cream and a cozy Tuesday
from $9.00
Hilde Soliani
Smells like a martini…extra dirty
from $5.00
the bit you might not know
Created with chef Mauro Uliassi! Built to smell like the sea itself; an accord of butter and oysters, genuinely designed to evoke swimming in open water.
ānti
Smells like a dry martini at a London spy club
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the bit you might not know
Set in 1953 at Dukes, the London club where Ian Fleming is said to have dreamed up James Bond over dry martinis. The fragrance recreates a splash of vermouth soaking into old velvet carpet.
ānti
Smells like rain dripping onto a hinoki forest floor in Japan
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the bit you might not know
Nashi Toro references a 1947 excavation in Shizuoka, Japan, where nashi pear seeds dating back to the Yayoi period were unearthed in the ancient ruins of Toro. The scent pairs crisp pear with Hinoki wood and rice bran, built to feel meditative.
Imaginary Authors
Smells like you're curled up in a cabin with a book
Woody
Imaginary Authors
Smells like you're curled up in a cabin with a book
from $7.00
the bit you might not know
Inspired by a fictional explorer-writer who spent his life on a remote Madagascar ranch, this one is built entirely around Madagascar vanilla; dark, boozy, and rich with guaiac wood and oak barrels. Our team says it smells cabin-y!
L'Epoque
Smells like happy hour!
from $12.00
the bit you might not know
Created with Carlos Benaim and Laurent le Guernec, two well-known perfumers in the industry. It's built around a grapefruit and tequila accord, meant to capture that specific feeling of a summer day that starts late and doesn't really end.
TEKES
Smells like nights turned into mornings
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Built around the tension between distance and closeness. The brand describes it as "the deep, powerful feeling of being transported back to a person, a moment, an emotion." The name itself nods to the way a specific memory can feel permanently sunlit.
Pineward
Smells like a golden grass field after harvest
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Started life as a lighter reimagining of Hayloft but changed enough during development that Pineward gave it its own name instead of calling it a flanker. The name is also a nod to Tolkien; one of its notes is literally called "Westfarthing leaf," the fictional pipe-tobacco brand from...
Pineward
Smells like tropical fruit dripping onto salty skin
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the bit you might not know
Uses an unusually engineered mint accord, combined from essential oil, SCO2 extraction, and absolute specifically so the mint note survives the entire wear time instead of fading early, which is a common problem with mint in perfumery!
D.S. & DURGA
Smells like skin...clean, radiant, and magnetic
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the bit you might not know
D.S. & Durga's "fragrance enhancer," built with almost no scent notes of its own, only radiant building-block materials (Iso E Super, ambrox, civettone) meant to be layered over anything else to boost it. As the perfumer puts it, "it's like a building with only structure, no interior."
Maison des Animaux
Smells like honeyed golden hour
from $6.00
the bit you might not know
Rather than building around one dominant note, the perfumers deliberately wove florals, greens, and berries so tightly together that the brand notes it "almost defy separation into their individual parts."
Goldfield & Banks
Smells like molten agarwood wrapped in vanilla
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Built around Australian agarwood harvested sustainably from the Daintree Rainforest; the first time this wood species had ever been used in perfumery. It's meant as a softer, more modern reinterpretation of oud, in contrast to the heavier, more animalic ouds.
Le Jardin Retrouvé
Smells like a bewitching tuberose (and friends)
Floral
Le Jardin Retrouvé
Smells like a bewitching tuberose (and friends)
from $11.00
the bit you might not know
Inspired by the Trianon gardens at Versailles, where Marie-Antoinette famously nicknamed tuberose her "Parfum de Trianon." Created by Yuri Gutsatz in 1985, it adds an unexpected touch of raspberry and rhubarb to soften tuberose's famously heady, often intense character.
Le Jardin Retrouvé
Smells like stepping into a misty Japanese bamboo grove at dawn
Green
Le Jardin Retrouvé
Smells like stepping into a misty Japanese bamboo grove at dawn
from $11.00
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Inspired by the famous bamboo forest of Arashiyama in Kyoto, Japan, the same grove featured in Memoirs of a Geisha. Perfumer Maxence Moutte built it around a mossy, damp-forest concept using oakmoss and fig, and it was originally created as a candle scent before customer demand turned it...
Dos Mundos
Smells like incense smoke clinging to warm stone walls
from $10.00
kheimistrii
Smells like caramelized pineapple
from $35.00
perfume oil rollerball
Vacation in fragrance form. The perfect sugary, spiced pineapple scent, perfect for layering.
Notes: grilled pineapple, spiced rum, caramelized muscovado sugar
Biology
from $30.00
Stellar* brings together notes that elevate, center, and soothe, with each layer intentionally crafted for mind-body resonance.
Smells Like: Fruity, Bright, Citrus, Light
Feels Like: A sun-soaked day in Palm Springs: vibrant, sensual, and effortlessly cool.
Formulated For:
100% Natural. Alcohol-Free. Paraben-Free. Phthalate-Free.
Marissa Zappas
Smells like violet, apricot, and sun-warmed hay
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Built from the very first accord Marissa Zappas ever created as a perfumer, reworked here with a lighter, more modern touch; evoking an afternoon on a farm, biting into an apricot near barrels of hay and wild violets breaking through fresh soil.
Marissa Zappas
Smells like smoky jasmine, rum, and melted candy
from $175.00
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An homage to Jack Smith's 1963 underground film of the same name.
Jorum Studio
Smells like nectar dripping onto skin
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Named for the tissue that carries nutrients through a plant; a deliberately contradictory composition mixing sweet fruit with salty, oceanic facets.
Day Three
Smells like a dark chocolate-covered raspberry
from $12.00
the bit you might not know
Midnight Raspberry features a big dose of natural Vietnamese agarwood specifically so the raspberry feels dark, not sweet or dessert-like. The perfumer, founder Michael Paul, describes the oud as functioning like the dark chocolate shell wrapped around the raspberry itself. It's currently the house's most premium release.
Day Three
Smells like cool skin under washed cotton
from $7.00
the bit you might not know
Designed as a fragrance enhancer to rediscover your whole collection, Frost is soft and skin-close on its own. Layered under or over anything else, it lightens heavy fragrances, brightens lighter ones, and remixes scents already in the collection into something new.
Andrea Maack
Smells like juicy plum on a night out
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the bit you might not know
Andrea Maack describes Jest as that feeling right before spring finally breaks, but perfumer Julien Rasquinet took it somewhere bolder. Fans call it a powerhouse for a reason, and it's become one of the most-repurchased scents in the whole house.
Simone Andreoli
Smells like the beauty of a black sand beach
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Born From Fire is inspired by Maui's black-sand beach at Honolokani. Tropical vanilla and burnt sugar collide with saffron and oud for a warm, smoky sweetness with volcanic depth.