FRAGRANCES

Citrus notes, known in perfumery as the Hesperides family, are characterized by their freshness, lightness, and invigorating qualities. They are obtained primarily from the peel of citrus fruits through cold pressing.

They are highly volatile and provide a strong initial impact.

The Floral family is the largest, oldest, and most popular in the history of perfumery. It is the “heart” of the industry, as almost all perfumes contain at least one floral facet in their composition.

They represent classic femininity, but in modern and niche perfumery, they are masterfully used in men’s and unisex fragrances to add texture and complexity.

Fruity notes (excluding citrus) are the stars of modern perfumery for their ability to add juiciness, color, and joy. They are characterized by being sweet, vibrant, and often evoke memories of childhood or tropical paradises.

Unlike other ingredients, most fruity notes are synthetic recreations (molecules such as esters), since it is nearly impossible to extract essential oil directly from an apple or a peach.

Woody notes form the “backbone” of perfumery. They are characterized by their warmth, elegance, and robustness, providing structure and excellent longevity to any fragrance.

Although traditionally associated with the male public, today they are the basis of the most sophisticated niche and unisex perfumes due to their earthy and dry character.

Green notes in perfumery capture the scent of living nature: crushed leaves, cut stems, damp grass, and fresh forest air. Unlike floral or fruity notes, these are herbaceous, crisp, and sharp.

They provide an extremely natural feel and are ideal for those looking for fragrances that are neither sweet nor heavy.

The Gourmand Spicy fragrance family is one of the richest and most captivating in modern perfumery. It combines notes that evoke food (sweets, desserts) with the sharp, warm, and exotic touch of spices.

This category projects comfort, sensuality, and sophistication, ideal for cold weather or evening events due to its excellent staying power and sillage.