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Olfactory families

Perfumery sorts its creations into broad families, according to their dominant character. A first landmark to find what resembles you.

  1. 01AmberResins, vanilla and balms. Warm, enveloping scents that glow like amber in lamplight.121 fragrances
  2. 02FloralFrom bouquet to soliflore, the widest family. Rose, jasmine, tuberose or orris, captured in all their facets.167 fragrances
  3. 03WoodySandalwood, cedar, vetiver, oud. The depth of woods, dry or creamy, assembled like fine marquetry.152 fragrances
  4. 04FougèreLavender, oakmoss and coumarin. A green, aromatic architecture at the heart of classical perfumery.19 fragrances
  5. 05CitrusBergamot, lemon, neroli. The sparkle of citrus, bright as a first ray of sun.56 fragrances
  6. 06ChypreA fresh opening set against a base of moss and patchouli. The most elegant of tensions.25 fragrances
  7. 07LeatherBirch, smoky notes, saffron. The scent of supple, burnished leather.24 fragrances
  8. 08AromaticSage, rosemary, thyme. Herbs of the scrubland for bracing, sunlit scents.26 fragrances
  9. 09GourmandPraline, caramel, tonka bean. Accords that seem to come from a fine pastry workshop.49 fragrances
  10. 10AquaticSea spray, salt air, clear water. The mineral freshness of the shore.9 fragrances
  11. 11MuskyMusks, ambrette seeds, clean linen. Soft fragrances that stay close to the skin.10 fragrances