An entrancing note of suave, floral facets. Ylang-ylang blends beautifully in floral bouquets—adding an ethereal nuance that is both spicy and quintessentially modern. A generous dose of salicylates gives ylang-ylang its exotic solar scent, and its molecular structure is intriguingly similar to both jasmine and tuberose.

An intoxicatingly sultry fragrance of delicate, floral proportions—gardenia balances between alluringly sensual qualities and rather floaty, soft and whimsical facets. The milky white petals of gardenia flowers match its creamy, sweet essence. A woody and deeply floral fragrance found in high-end feminine fragrances, and typically used as a middle note in floral bouquets. Gardenia, like jasmine, tuberose, and freesia, is the Queen of the White Florals in perfume. It’s heady, full, vanilla-and-smoke aroma is one of the most classic notes in all of fragrance, and those that love it can’t do without it. Gardenia is best in big white florals, where it’s natural power can fully bloom. It’s grandeur and feminine sensuality are ideal for hotter weather, and summer is where it truly soars.

Sweet and strong, gourmand and bitter, soft, spicy and warm, with some animalic facets. Vanilla is one of the most popular and sought-after notes in perfume. It’s simple, spicy, sweetness is a powerful aphrodisiac, and it blends wonderfully with any other note. The range of vanilla accents is deep, ranging from light, filigreed frosting to plush, heavy, smoky syrup. It’s natural spiciness allows vanilla to pair well with not only other sweet, dessert notes but also exotic additions like suede, patchouli, yuzu, or litchee fruit, gardenia and tuberose. What’s best about vanilla perfumes is that they are always appropriate no matter the season, and transition instantly from light day wear to ultra-sensual late-night looks. Vanilla perfumes are a must in any collection, and the variety available will allow years of happy sampling. For those seeking the finest, spiciest style in vanilla scent - start by trying Madagascar vanilla first.

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.