- Caramel
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- Oud / agarwood
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- Tuberose
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- Vanila
- Animalic
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- Fruity
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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
Idilios by Rubini Profumi
Cristiano Canali, 2025.
The newly launched Idilio is very different from the rest of the line.
Andrea follows the path of slow perfumery at its best – his perfumes are rounded, polished compositions deriving from the condensed idea.
I tested Idilios when the fluid was just produced and three hours old, but it smelled very promising. Look at the picture: blue sky, silky clouds, and pink inner glow. That’s Idilio — quietness, inner peace, and satisfaction.
Peach Trilogy collection by Sarah Baker
Chris Maurice, 2024/2025.
During Esxence 2025, Sarah Baker launched Pastel Rumours and Rococo Pie, completing the trilogy dedicated to peaches, introduced last year with Peach’s Revenge. The perfumes result from a long-standing cooperation with the perfumer Chris Maurice.
Peaches are peaches—in this trilogy, the Peach is an entity with flesh, juice, and skin, a character, and a mood: easy-going and indulgent, sweet but tricky, or subtly but precisely revengeful.
Each perfume creates an olfactory insight into what a nice peach can do when its peachiness is turned from all-peachy into something else.
I love that touch of larger-than-life feminine drama.
Joyful Collection by Miguel Matos Perfumes
Miguel Matos, 2021.
Twisted Tuberose, Summer Oud, Chypre Caramel and Agua Exotica make a joyful Joyful Collection!
Bat 2 by Zoologist
Prin Lomros, 2020.
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.