Learn the story behind each spray!
Fragrances are typically classified based on their concentration of aromatic
compounds and the specific scent families they belong to.
Select the options below to learn how to choose your scent experience:
by fragrance
concentration
Strength and longevity
of scent
by scent
families​
Categorized based on
predominant notes
by occasion
or season
When scents are
best worn
Scent Families
Fragrances are also classified into different scent families based on their predominant notes.
Floral
The largest fragrance family, characterized by the scent of fresh flowers like rose, jasmine, lily, and lavender. It ranges from light, sweet florals to rich and complex bouquets.
Oriental
Rich, warm, and exotic scents that include spices like cinnamon and vanilla, as well as amber, musk, and incense. Subcategories include floral oriental and woody oriental.
Fresh
Clean and refreshing scents that evoke citrus (like lemon and bergamot), green (like freshly cut grass), or aquatic (oceanic, sea breeze) notes.
Fruity
Bright and juicy, this family includes the scents of fruits such as apple, peach, berries, and tropical fruits like mango and pineapple.
Woody
Characterized by earthy, warm, and dry notes, this family includes sandalwood, cedarwood, vetiver, and patchouli. Woody fragrances can also be combined with floral or oriental notes.
Gourmand
This family consists of edible, dessert-like notes such as vanilla, caramel, chocolate, and coffee. It creates sweet, rich, and sometimes indulgent fragrances.