Scent Families

Florals form the heart of many fragrances, featuring notes inspired by fresh petals, blossoms, and bouquets. This family can range from soft and powdery to rich and sensual, often enhanced with green, fruity, or spicy nuances.

Warm and comforting, vanilla notes add sweetness and depth to a fragrance. This family is creamy, smooth, and inviting, often used to soften compositions and create a cozy, long lasting impression.

Composed of oils from lemon, orange, bergamot, grapefruit, and mandarin, citrus fragrances deliver fresh, clean, and vibrant notes. Typically found in top notes, they add brightness and energy to a scent.

Spicy fragrances introduce warmth and character through notes like cinnamon, clove, pepper, and cardamom. This family adds depth and intrigue, creating bold and dynamic scent profiles.

Sweet fragrances feature soft, sugary, or syrupy notes that feel playful and comforting. This family enhances approachability and warmth, often blending seamlessly with vanilla, floral, or gourmand accords.

Musk provides a clean, skin like softness that anchors a fragrance. Known for its sensual and lingering quality, this family enhances depth and creates a smooth, intimate finish.

Woody fragrances are built around notes like sandalwood, cedarwood, and patchouli. This family offers warmth, structure, and elegance, creating grounded and timeless compositions.

Inspired by edible notes such as vanilla, caramel, chocolate, and praline, gourmand fragrances are rich, indulgent, and comforting. This family evokes warmth and sweetness with a luxurious, addictive appeal.