Every Scent Tells a Story, Discover How It’s Composed
The Anatomy of a Fragrance
Top Notes – The First Impression
Top Notes – The First Impression
Light, bright, and instantly noticeable. They introduce the scent and fade within 15–30 minutes.
Examples: Bergamot, Lemon, Grapefruit, Lavender, Mint.
Mood: Fresh · Uplifting · Inviting
Heart Notes – The Emotional Core
Heart Notes – The Emotional Core
Define the true character of the fragrance and emerge after the top fades.
Examples: Rose, Jasmine, Cinnamon, Green Tea, Neroli.
Mood: Warm · Expressive · Memorable
Base Notes – The Lasting Memory
Base Notes – The Lasting Memory
Deep, rich notes that linger for hours, giving the fragrance its strength and identity.
Examples: Sandalwood, Amber, Musk, Vanilla, Vetiver.
Mood: Grounded · Comforting · Luxurious
The Fragrance Families
Floral
Soft, romantic, timeless. Rose, Lily, Jasmine.
Fruity
Juicy and playful. Mango, Pear Blossom, Berries.
Citrus
Fresh and energising. Bergamot, Lime, Grapefruit.
Green
Crisp and leafy. Fig Leaf, Green Tea, Grass.
Aquatic
Airy and clean. Sea Salt, Water Lily, Marine Accord.
Earthy
Natural and grounding. Vetiver, Oakmoss, Patchouli.
Woody
Warm and sophisticated. Cedarwood, Sandalwood.
Oriental (Amber)
Deep and sensual. Amberwood, Vanilla.
Spicy
Warm and exotic. Cardamom, Clove, Nutmeg.
Gourmand
Edible and indulgent. Caramel, Tonka Bean.
Aromatic
Fresh and herbal. Lavender, Sage, Rosemary.
Soft Floral
Powdery and gentle. Peony, Iris, Violet.
Leather
Bold and distinctive. Suede, Birch Tar, Musk.
Now That You Understand Scent, It’s Time to Experience It
Explore your brand’s potential through scent.
Whether you’re crafting ambience, defining identity, or creating sensory moments, every journey begins with discovery.
