Which fragrance is right for you?

All olfactory families:

1. The Aldehydics

are organic compounds with a carbonyl structure and play a central role in perfumery. Appreciated for their ability to bring freshness and radiance, they are widely used to create bright and sparkling notes in many iconic perfumes.

2. The Aromatics

have compositions containing aromatic herbs such as lavender, rosemary, thyme, eucalyptus, and mint. The aromatic family includes most men's fragrances.

3. The Amber or Oriental

have very pronounced powdery, vanilla, animal compositions. Aromatic-Fougère: the perfume is adorned with woody notes, hints of lavender… in short, scents that are reminiscent of a walk in the forest.

4. The Woody

composed of perfumes with warm notes, sandalwood, patchouli, or dry notes, cedar, vetiver.

5. The Chypre

primarily based on accords of cistus-labdanum, patchouli, bergamot, oakmoss. François Coty's Chypre, created in 1917, is the origin of this family.

6. The Leathers

the smallest of the families, is developed from birch essences with a smoky scent, and tobacco.

7. The Florals

the largest family, which groups perfumes developed around a single flower: rose, violet, jasmine, lilac, lily of the valley, narcissus, tuberose.

8. The Fougères

which in no way evokes the scent of the plant but consists of an accord of lavender, woody, oakmoss, coumarin notes.

9. The Hesperidic

this is where the first Eaux de Cologne are found, developed from essences of lemon, orange, grapefruit, mandarin, bergamot.

10. The Orientals

have scents of resin, tobacco, and mixed spices.