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Not sure where to begin?
You don’t need a trained nose or fragrance vocabulary to find a scent you love. Perfume isn’t about rules – it’s about how it makes you feel.
Let your senses guide you, not the label. Try small, explore often, and match scents to your moods or moments.
Trust your nose, not the label
Start with 3ml samples to avoid blind buys
Сhoose scents that match your mood or daily moments
How Fragrance Works: Notes & Layers
Every perfume is built like a pyramid – with notes that unfold over time as the scent develops on your skin.
- Top Notes – the first impression (often fresh, citrusy, or green)
- Heart Notes – the true character (floral, spicy, aromatic)
- Base Notes – the lingering trail (woody, musky, warm)
This natural progression is called the drydown – and it’s why testing a fragrance on your skin is essential.
💡Tip: Wait at least 15–30 minutes after spraying to understand how a scent truly settles.
Fragrance Families Made Simple
Every perfume belongs to a fragrance family. This is like the style or “genre” of the scent. Here are some examples you’ll see in our catalog:
- Citrus – Smells bright and refreshing. Think lemon, bergamot, or orange peel.
- Floral – Smells like flowers: rose, jasmine, lily, orange blossom.
- Woody – Earthy and dry. Includes notes like cedar, sandalwood, or vetiver.
- Amber – Warm and smooth. Imagine golden resins, soft spice, or vanilla.
- Chypre (say: “sheep-ra”) – Classic and elegant. A blend of moss, patchouli, and citrus.
- Aromatic – Clean, herbal, often used in unisex or masculine scents.
- Gourmand – Sweet and edible-smelling: vanilla, chocolate, or caramel.
- Leather – Dark and bold. Can smell smoky, suede-like, or animalic.
You don’t need to memorize them. Just notice which ones feel right to you – like choosing music genres. Do you prefer a sunny citrus or a cozy vanilla?
Eau de Toilette, Eau de Parfum, or Parfum?
Perfumes come in different concentrations, which affect how long the scent stays on your skin:
- Eau de Toilette (EdT) – light and fresh, great for warm days
- Eau de Parfum (EdP) – balanced, richer, and longer lasting
- Parfum (Extrait) – deep and powerful, ideal for evenings
If you’re new, EdP is a great place to begin – most perfumes in our store use this format.
Fragrance Has No Gender
Each fragrance is labeled with a gender suggestion, but that’s all it is – a suggestion.
- Unisex – balanced and suitable for all
- Men’s – often woody, spicy, or aromatic
- Women’s – usually floral, fruity, or musky
We recommend exploring freely. The best scent is the one that feels right to you.
Match Your Scent to the Moment
Different scents work best at different times. Here's how to pick the right one for every situation.
New to fragrance? Start here
These collections are curated to help you explore without stress.
Try It First – 3ml Samples
We offer 3ml samples of nearly every scent in our catalog. They’re perfect for testing a fragrance on your skin over a few days.
Why it helps:
- Experience the full scent journey (top, heart, base notes)
- See how it reacts with your skin chemistry
- Avoid blind buying
Samples let you explore freely and discover what really works for you.
Tips for Testing Fragrances
When you try a scent, take your time. Ask yourself:
- Do I like how it smells at first?
- Does it change after 15–30 minutes?
- How long does it stay on me?
- Is it strong or soft?
- Does it suit the occasion I want it for?
There’s no right or wrong answer – only your personal impression.
Explore by Brand Collections
Some perfumes are grouped into collections based on theme, inspiration, or ingredients. If you enjoy one scent from a collection, it’s worth exploring the others – they often share a similar style or mood.
Final Tips for Beginners
Discover at Your Own Pace
There’s no rush. No pressure. Choosing a fragrance is a personal ritual.
Take your time. Start with samples. Follow your curiosity.
Every scent tells a story – let it be yours.
Ready to find your signature scent?
Start with a 3ml sample or explore by mood, season, or brand.
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