Releases
DNA over time
Each column is an era. Each colored band shows that family’s share of accord weight across every perfume the house released in that window. Bigger band = the house leaned harder on that family.
All fragrances
L'Humaniste Extrême
Extrême
Frapin 2011 Eau de Parfum
Frapin
L’Humaniste Extreme
L'Humaniste
L'Humaniste opens with a crisp, spiced brightness—pink pepper and cardamom lift bergamot into something both refined and quietly bold.
1270
Opening with a sharp pineapple brightness softened by tonka's warm sweetness, 1270 immediately establishes itself as something unusual—tropical fruit meeting patisserie counter rather than cologne territory.
Bonne Chauffe
The Orchid Man
The Orchid Man opens with black pepper and bergamot — a terse, composed greeting before leather takes over the heart alongside jasmine.
1270 Extrême
Passion Boisee
IF by R.K.
Caravelle Epicee
Speakeasy
Speakeasy opens with a jolt of lime-spiked rum that feels more like a real cocktail than a sweet confection—sharp, boozy, almost astringent.
Isle of Man
Terre de Sarment
Terre de Sarment opens with an unlikely marriage of bitter grapefruit and earthy cumin, the neroli providing just enough floral relief to keep things from turning too savory.
Paradis Perdu
Bois Blanc
Attendre & Espérer
Attendre Esperer
Nevermore
Anne-Sophie Behaghel composed Nevermore as an olfactory response to Poe's The Raven — and the parallels are precise.
1697
The opening is unmistakably boozy—dark rum sweetened with a prickle of pink pepper, like standing near oak barrels in a cellar where cognac has aged for generations.