Fragrances to help you relax
Category: review
Anti-blues by Pierre Guillaume
An edible, chocolate treat with layers of delight
Cacao Azteque by Perris Monte Carlo
Dark and spicy cacao with a surprisingly lively lift
The Architects Club by Arquiste
The scent of old books
Reine de la Jungle by Papillon Rouge
Honey, honey, honey
Ashoka by Neela Vermeire
Think you’ve smelled fig? Think again…
Focus on: dark rose fragrances
Powerful and magnetic roses used in fragrance
Douleur by Bogue Profumo
Come to the carnival. All the fun of the fair. And then some!
The Hour of Dusk and Gold by Parterre
The scent of an imagined Edwardian afternoon
Terror and Magnificence by Beaufort
Dark and dandy
Bee by Zoologist
Bzzzzzzzzzzz
Pichola by Neela Vermeire
Not a dull aquatic fragrance at all
Bo-Bo by Carner Barcelona
Folkloric dance inspired scent that retains relevance
Secrets of Love Gourmet by Maison Micallef
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire
Ducalis by Angela Ciampagna
Do not watch the petals fall from the rose with sadness
Athena by Aaron Terence Hughes
A still life of dried fruit on a woody background
Alcools by Jardins d’Ecrivains
For when you want the bonfire smell with you all day
Serin by January Scent Project
Cast out your demons with some purifying incense
Rainy City by Mint
An evocative blend for a rainy autumn day
Aroon Sawat by Strangers Parfumerie
Say hello sunshine with this illuminating little number
