Plum adds a velvety-smooth facet to both masculine and feminine fragrances. Often found delighting the olfactory palette of fine compositions, plum is deliciously floral and fruity, with a curious liqueur nuance. A note of sweet “cooked plum” is found in some fragrances, including interior fragrances. It's dark, silky sweetness is an excellent choice for night-time fragrance wear. It’s sensual, unusual, and very sophisticated - plus it pairs well with either light floral notes or deep spices, resins, and leather to make an intense olfactory statement. It’s rich, spicy-sweet juice is best with pears, pineapple, strawberry, raspberry, and blackberry fruit to maximize it’s dark appeal. It is also very good with fig, ginger, green notes, and full, buttery jasmine scents. Plum perfumes are best for evening scents during the winter and fall.

A subtle and sophisticated note, suede adds a velvety depth to fine fragrance compositions. It’s decadently leathery with the animalic warmth we'd expect of notes like musk. A rich and comforting scent that lingers.

Smooth like vanilla and soft as a cloud, the delectably sweet note of heliotrope adds a floral, suave facet to both feminine and masculine fragrances. A versatile ingredient, heliotrope is known to balance both its characteristically vanilla-esque facets with the warmth of almonds, anise or cinnamon. Its smoothness creates creamy undertones in a variety of fragrances—most notably in lilac accords.