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Cherry Noir
Inspired by Lost Cherry
Black cherry · Cherry liqueur · Bitter almond
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Winter Perfumes
Amber, oud, gourmand and leather scents that come alive in cool air.
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Lord's Reserve
Inspired by The Tragedy of Lord George
Brandy · Tonka bean · Amber
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Executive Elixir
Inspired by Boss Bottled Elixir
Frankincense · Cardamom · Patchouli
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Spice Vault Intense
Inspired by Spicebomb Extreme
Black pepper · Cinnamon · Saffron
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Why warm scents suit winter
Cool, dry air holds scent closer to the skin, so richer perfumes that can feel heavy in summer become comfortable and inviting in winter. Amber scents bring resin, spice and vanilla; oud is dark, smoky and precious; gourmands add tonka, caramel and coffee; leather scents are suede-soft with tobacco and saffron.
How to wear a warm scent
- Spray on skin and lightly on a scarf or coat collar — fabric holds warm notes beautifully.
- In cool weather you can wear one or two sprays more than in summer.
- Let the perfume dry for a few minutes before you judge it: the rich base notes are the best part.
For gatherings and weddings
Winter is wedding season. Oud and amber scents are a natural choice for mehndi, baraat and family dinners, and they make thoughtful gifts.
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