- Animalic
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- Earthy
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- Floral
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- Soft floral
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- White floral
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- Woody
- Guaiac wood
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- Heliotrope
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- Musks
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- Narcissus
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- Pineapple
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- Tuberose
- Aromatic
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- Citrusy
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- Floral
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- Fruity
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- Spicy / fresh – cold
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- White floral
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- Woody
- Rose
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- Sandalwood
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- Tuberose
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- Verbena
- Citrusy
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- Floral
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- Leathery
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- Spicy / fresh – cold
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- Woody
La Tsarine and Madama Butterfly II by Senyokô
Euan McCall, 2018./2019.
Connected with the motif of two different female figures on the different poles of what we perceive as “traditional femininity”, strong and powerful La Tsarine and soft and subtle Madama Butterfly II together create a Senyokô’s story about women’s identity, roles, individuality and power/empowerment.
Twilly Eau Poivrée by Hermès
Christine Nagel, 2019.
Eau Poivrée, peppery rose/patchouli Twilly flanker is a further step in creating Twilly-identity: refined, controlled and everything but daring. While original Twilly charmingly managed to get the balance between the casual and classic, Eau Poivrée got stuck in a limbo in between.
Light and Dark by Neandertal
Euan McCall, 2018.
Light and Dark by Neandertal present an olfactive bond between us and our distant Neanderthal relatives, in an exploratory, engaging and polarising way.
Musc Moschus by Rania J.
Rania Jouaneh, 2019.
Musc Moschus is a skin scent smelling like a sensual dance of two alike, but essentially different musks. The dance is slow but on a verge of funk.
Los Angeles by Gallivant
Karine Chevallier, 2019.
Going from sweet, juicy and intense to airy and serene, from fruity-floral bordering gourmand to woody-marine bordering aromatic, Los Angeles presented a transformation from show to magic.
Le Nécessaire Collection by Le Jardin Retrouvé
Yuri Gutsats / Maxence Moutte
Tubéreuse Trianon, Sandalwood Sacré, Verveine d’Été, Cuir de Russie, Rose Trocadéro, Eau des Délices, Citron Boboli. All seven Le Jardin Retrouvé perfumes feel like coming to a loving place where everything remains because it was treasured and deeply cherished.