Citrusy-sweet, brightly acidic orange oil adds a happy Vitamin C overload to any fragrance. Orange is also the ultimate team player in perfume: it will go with anything as its many different forms can blend well. Mandarin orange, green mandarin, bitter orange, blood orange, Sicilian orange are all variations on this juicy, joyous note. Sweeter notes like mandarin and blood orange work best with florals and spices, while bitter orange, green mandarin, and Sicilian orange are fantastic with aromatics like basil, nutmeg, etc. Orange’s cheerful energy, no matter if it’s sweet, bitter, or spicy, is wearable year-round without hesitation.

Bulgarian rose is delightfully hypnotic. It's a scent doused in rich honey—powerful and sweet. Green, spicy facets dance alongside an intense duality of both fruity and floral notes. Subtle nuances of lychee permeate in an interesting twist. Intensely rich, romantic, and lush, the Bulgarian rose note is extracted from the petals of the Rosa Damascena. Cultivated in the Bulgarian Rose Valley, the aroma of this prized ingredient is floral with citrus and powdery undertones that may become more prominent thanks to the accompanying notes. Not for the faint of heart, the Bulgarian rose has the power and the ability to dominate the composition. It writhes and sways out of the bottle with measured but never the less decadent swirls, lending a delicate touch to the bold vetiver and woody notes. When in the company of other floral accords, it nestles between them for the most beautiful floral arrangement. It mellows down the zappy citrus creations and adds a touch of sensuality to hedonistic gourmand fragrances.

Musks

Violet notes evoke a sweet, floral scent that is often associated with romanticism. It’s powdery and subtly fruity, with vibrant green facets that can feel dewy and grass-like.