Known for their sweet, powdery & musky smell, floral notes are the most diverse of them all. Since each scent from this class is varied & specific, it is quite impossible for one person to like all types of floral notes. They are unique & directly represent your tastes.

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A combination of sage, rosemary, cumin & other plants. Aromatic fragrances usually possess a grassy-spicy taste often in relation to herbal notes. The best aromatic scents are energetic & have raw character.

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A white floral heady fragrance reminiscent of jasmine, gardenia, and tuberose. White florals are the epitome and mainstay of fragrances, and not just feminine-oriented ones.

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Infused with a tangy accent, citrusy perfumes are a lively & energetic bunch. No matter what perfume you prefer, everyone could use some sparkling notes of lemon, orange & grapefruit. Being extremely refined & high faceted, citrus is the best note to make your close surroundings feel fresh.

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citrus

Sweet perfumes are self-evident, and dominate a king's share of the olfactory spectrum. These fragrances, largely built on vanilla, are reminiscent of foody smells, specifically sweets and desserts; ranging from the simpler chocolate, fresh cream and caramel smells to complex or more exotic recipes such as macaroons, crème brulée, the ever popular cupcakes and chewy nougat.

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What is it about soapy scents? What makes soapy such a powerful reference in our collective fragrance search? Wouldn't it be easier to just... use some soap on our bodies? Taking into consideration that we already do, the quest has the objective to provide a longer-lasting feeling of well-being, that "just hopped out of the shower" feeling; it also tends to be guided by memories of fabulous soaps of the past which came into our hands. This one's special, whether you like to admit it or not.

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soapy

Warm, sensual & tenaciously powerful animal notes are an important part of the world of perfumery. These notes produce fragrances that are mysterious and strong. People who use animal perfumes are believed to have a strong and prominent mindset. It represents their boldness and sensual nature.

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animalic

By the term "green" we refer to notes of snapped leaves and freshly-cut grasses, which exude a piquant quality. Artemisia, calamus, angelica and spikenard (jatamansi) have an intensely herbaceous quality that is so distinctive as to immediately characterize the compositions in which they enter.

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green

Spicy scents are warm or “hot” scents that make us feel cozy, for example, cinnamon & nutmeg blended perfumes. However, they can also be “cool” or add a splash of freshness with an addition of cardamom or pepper. Spicy notes in a perfume are deep, heady aromas that stir up our sense of smell.

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Woody perfumes are often unisex as they appeal to both men and women, so it is no surprise that woody notes are also widely popular. This type of note is very versatile, a classic and sophisticated scent that is easy to wear all day and when blended to perfection can be very long-lasting, aromatic and elegant.

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Leather is one of the earliest notes in perfumery. This aroma molecule has vibrant and intense character and is often used to impart the flavor of real leather in your perfume. There is nothing quite distinctive as leather. Adding elegance, depth & character to whoever chooses to wear it. 

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leather

Camphor has a very distinctive scent that is hard to confuse with anything else, yet it is practically indescribable unless you take the neologisms route. It is prickly, partly woody, herbal and spicy; also somewhat earthy & cooling.

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camphor

Whether it's a holiday tree in your home, or a grove of conifers in the forest, these trees smell sharp, sweet, and refreshing. And as such, these fragrances are very calm & meditative. A little biting, a bit astringent, and absolutley lovely.

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conifer

The powdery fragrance is reminiscent of talc powder, lipstick and vintage cosmetics. Moreover, the origin of this olfactory sub-family comes directly from rice powder. It is one of the oldest beauty secrets in the world. This type of powder is usually obtained from ground grains of rice, comes from Asia and was highly prized by geishas.

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powdery

Ever wonder why it is so oddly satisfying for booklovers to sniff their books prior to indulging? It is the scent of paper that drives them mad. Now, imagine that special emotion at your disposable. Whether you are a fan of sci-fi, medieval wizadry or non-fiction, you will find solace in this cleverly crafted note.

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paper

Earthy. This is something about walking in nature, seeing and smelling the trees, pine, cut wood, that balances and centers us. These fragrance oils contain aromas of cedar, wood, amber, musks, oakmoss, sandalwood, patchouli, balsam and other resins.

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earthy

Moss delivers a strong earthy & woodsy aroma. Essentially, it's what you might smell if you were walking through a wet forest with damp mossy trunks and stones and lichen-covered root branches along the ground.

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mossy

Like flowers, woods or even marine scents, mineral facets evoke a very particular olfactory universe. Thus, mineral notes in perfumery describe a sensation of freshness, both wet and salty. Mineral nuances will last longer and reveal an almost icy freshness as the fragrance evolves.

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mineral

An ozonic perfume, also known as an aquatic or oceanic perfume, is a fragrance with a clean and crisp scent. It's perfect for those who love the cool and fresh aromas of the ocean and very fitting for people who have a clean and sleek sense of style.

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ozonic

A light, beautiful note that leaves you smelling like you just took a shower on a crisp spring day – you know, perked up and poised for success. Great in any season throughout the year though, with its familiar smell of fresh  citrus, water and green notes

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