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
Kindred Spirit
Tibetan Mountain Temple
Breath Taking
Nerola Orange Blossom
Egyptian Bergamot Rose
French Lilac
French Lilac opens with a soft, powdery sweetness that leans closer to heliotrope than to actual lilac blooms.
Waikiki Pikake
Persian Rose
Spanish Amber
Island Vanilla
Island Vanilla opens with a rush of fresh Tahitian vanilla extract—raw, almost wet, not the syrupy warmth you might expect.
Brazilian Mango Grapefruit
Cosmosis
Sugared Amber Dreams
Hardcore Happy
Mexican Cocoa
Avalon Juniper
Malibu Lemon Blossom
Mediterranean Fig
Vanilla Vera Cruz
Tuscan Blood Orange
The opening is a bright jolt of raspberry that reads more like crushed fruit than candy—slightly tart, unmistakably red.
Hawaiian Ruby Guava
Dream Moon
Dream Moon opens with ripe pear and bergamot — a fresh-sweet pairing that's immediately accessible without being demanding.
Silver Moon
California Star Jasmine
Star Child
Tahitian Gardenia
The opening is gardenia in its most literal expression—creamy, sweet, and unabashedly floral.
Bali Lime Papaya
Tomboy Vibes
Lotus Garden
Sunrise Moon
Flower Moon
Beach Lavender Lemon
Madagascar Spice
Passion Fruit
High Vibration
Sandalwood
Himalayan Patchouli Berry
Tunisian Jasmine
Indian Coconut Nectar
Indian Coconut Nectar opens with an unabashed blast of creamy coconut—not the sharp, suntan-lotion variety, but something warmer and nearly edible, like the flesh scraped fresh from the shell.
