Olfactory Families
Perfumery has a wide range of raw materials and a multitude of ingredients that allow for the creation of original compositions.
Although each perfume has its own scent and distinct personality, it is nevertheless possible to group them according to their common characteristics within olfactory families.
These opulent fragrances celebrate precious woods, especially oud wood. They are often enriched with notes of tonka bean, vanilla, balms or smoky and fruity accords. Paying homage to the fragrant tradition of the Arabian Peninsula, they evoke luxury and elegance.
The floral family, the largest of fragrances, evokes romance and delicacy. It comes in single-flower arrangements or complex bouquets. Each flower reveals unique nuances, like the rose, which is alternately green, fruity or sweet depending on its extraction.
Woody perfumes, born from essences of wood and mosses, evoke a reassuring and noble elegance. Their nuances oscillate between dry, earthy or soft and enveloping notes. The dry, crisp cedar contrasts with the sensual, milky warmth of the sandalwood.
The amber accord blends balms and resins such as vanilla, benzoin or labdanum. Warm, smooth and sensual, it evokes the passion and richness of oriental materials. Often enhanced with spices, it gives the aromas an enchanting depth.
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