Created by a meticulous fermentation process, the aroma of black tea changes throughout the fragrance, not unlike an actual tea bag steeped in hot water. It starts out earthy and raw, then gently develops a floral, sweet olfactive backdrop that plays nicely with all the other notes in the composition. No matter which other note or accord black tea is paired with, it is always going to elevate it and allow for a more sensuous effect.

Sea Water

Sparklingly bright, yuzu is an hesperidic note most common to fine perfumery. Its zesty, tonic facets are reminiscent of mandarin—a little sweet, a little tart, and always unmistakably fresh. Its citrus-esque facets float as top notes in intoxicating accords.

Coconut’s tropical sweetness conjures up visions of a perfect island paradise whenever it’s added to a fragrance. It works best with deep florals such as gardenia, jasmine, and rose, as well as any other sweet note you like. Coconut also highlights other tropical citrus notes such as pineapple, yuzu, litchee, and peach. If you love exotic AND sweet notes in your fragrances, coconut’s smooth, fresh, sweetness will soon be one of your favorites. Coconut scents are best for summer, and also make a fun alternative to heavier winter fragrances.