Perfumes and collections

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Fig Infusion by Essential Parfums

Aromatic, green and woody, Fig Infusion is relaxed and vivacious, and feels airy, creamy and soul-soothing, like being pampered by a deep shade in the peak of a summer heat.

Nathalie Lorson, 2022.
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Conspiracy line – Wealth by Perfume Sucks

Andreas Wilhelm debunked the scent of money in all of its attractive cosiness, and in all of its unnatural, man-made dryness.

Andreas Wilhelm, 2023.
scent of the day
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summer

Neroli Mediterraneo by Perris Monte Carlo

Ethereal Neroli Mediterraneo, the latest contribution to Perris Monte Carlo Italy Collection, stays elegantly bright and crisp all the way.

Gian Luca Perris, 2022.
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summer

Solaro Collection by UERMI

Il sole dentro, L’Isola che non c’è, Dove l’aqua è piú blu, and Dillo alla luna show that a concept of the summer collection can be smart and emotionally engaging when presented with sensibility and sophistication.

Pierre-Constantin Guéros, 2022.
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summer

Riviera Verbena by Nicolai Parfumeur Createur

Riviera Verbena (2022.) is light, summery, full-profile marine, with a touch of verbena.

Patricia de Nicolai, 2022.
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Naples by Gallivant

Naples works as a piously smoky panorama overlayed with yellow, brown, blue and grey, presenting nature and history of the place, but without the noise and fuss the people create.

Luca Maffei, 2021.
all-natural perfumes
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scent of the day
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summer

Le Grand Jeu by Voyages Imaginaries

The tropical composition is opulent and quite sweet but radiates from warm, sun-kissed skin in a very refined way.

Isabelle Doyen, Camille Goutal 2021.
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Joyful Collection by Miguel Matos Perfumes

Twisted Tuberose, Summer Oud, Chypre Caramel and Agua Exotica make a joyful Joyful Collection!

Miguel Matos, 2021.
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Exit the King by Etat Libre d’Orange

ELDO’s metastory – from portraits and controversy towards the absurd. The new chypre, created by Ralf Schweiger, has got a catche in the description.

Ralf Schwieger, Cecille Matton, 2020.

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