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Overview

The fourteen fragrance families

Every fragrance belongs to a family. The family says how it is built – not whether it suits you. That is decided by the test and, in the end, by your skin.

Find out which family suits you

18 questions, about five minutes. The result costs 9.99 euros, and you pay only afterwards.

Forest and field

Woody

Cedar, sandalwood, vetiver. Dry, warm, close to the skin.

Mossy woods

Oakmoss over patchouli. The build called chypre.

Aromatic

Lavender, rosemary, sage. Cool and tidy.

Green

Grass, fig leaf, galbanum. Cold and very direct.

Coast

Citrus

Bergamot, lemon, neroli. Bright and short.

Water and marine

Salt, melon, calone. Transparent and airy.

Fruity

Peach, berry, apple. Sweet without blossom.

City

Woody amber

Wood with amber and vanilla. Warm and dense.

Dry woods and leather

Birch tar, tobacco, incense. Smoky and hard.

Amber

Resin, vanilla, spice. Once called oriental.

Studio

Floral

Rose, jasmine, tuberose. The largest family.

Floral amber

Blossom over resin. Warm, made for evening.

Soft floral

Iris, violet, aldehydes. Powdery and quiet.

Soft amber

Myrrh, vanilla, powder. Warmth without spice.

Why fourteen

The grouping follows the fragrance wheel by Michael Edwards. It sorts fragrances by build, not by gender or occasion.

With us the same family always leads to the same direction. Nothing about it is estimated.

Find out which family suits you

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