Milk

J.F. Schwarzlose Berlin

A bold interpretation of leather that refuses half-measures.

Ex Nihilo

Santal Calling is Antoine Maisondieu's study of Australian Sandalwood Album — a material with a distinct creaminess and luminosity compared to its Mysore counterpart.

Terry de Gunzburg

Flagrant Délice is a fig milk — almond and actual milk establish a soft, creamy register in the opening before mandarin and bergamot add warmth rather than sharpness.

Jeanne Arthes

Tea Time à Paris Macaron Amande commits fully to its premise: this is a macaron, bottled.

Lattafa Perfumes

Eclaire is named for the pastry, and it delivers exactly that: a linear, unflinching dessert fragrance built around the sweet-dairy register of caramel, milk, and sugar.

Xerjoff

Soprano opens with lychee and freesia—genuinely tropical in its first impression, the lychee's sweetness held in check by bergamot pulling it back toward the familiar.

O Boticário

The name translates to "Vanilla Sky" and the opening earns it: lemon and pink pepper flash briefly, bright and slightly spiced, before giving way almost immediately to something warmer.

Avon

Cherry and blackberry open with pulpy sweetness; pink pepper introduces a fleeting spice that quickly recedes.

Giorgio Armani

Named after the deep-blue gemstone found only near Tanzania's Kilimanjaro, Indigo Tanzanite opens with almond warmth and a thread of bergamot that keeps it from becoming cloying.

Givenchy

Un Air d'Escapade 2015 opens with a bright cluster of tropical fruit: white peach and litchi carry the first impression, softened by grapefruit blossom and mandarin into something more delicate than punchy.

O Boticário

Glamour Midnight opens with a triad of dates, plum, and almond that reads as ripe and resinous before sweetness fully sets in — dense and darkly fruity.

O Boticário

Egeo Beat opens with Madagascar pepper and mandarin—an energetic, spiced-citrus start that reads warm rather than sharp.

Dirty Soul Soap Co.

A bright citrus opening leads with yuzu sharpness, orange, and a grapefruit tang that reads clean and slightly tart.

Yves Rocher

Cerise Bigarreau is exactly the perfume its name promises: sweet cherry, opened wide.

Molton Brown

Pear and peach open this lightly, dropping a thin, slightly watery fruit skin impression before the composition settles into its real subject: skin.

Comme Des Garçons

Nathalie Feisthauer's contribution to the 2005 Sweet series, Sticky Cake commits to its title.

Colornoise

Bergamot, orange, lemon, and neroli open together in a bright, sparkling citrus accord — clean but not sharp, with neroli lending a faintly floral warmth right from the start.

Pierre Guillaume

Cocoa sits at the center of this composition, made rounder and softer by tonka bean, which adds a mildly almond-like sweetness.

Kilian

Oriflame

Yo!

O Boticário

Cuide-se Bem Bubbaloo Tutti Frutti is unabashedly playful — a body splash built around the bubblegum-fruit accord of the Bubbaloo candy brand.

Molton Brown

Ambroxan introduces a clean musky warmth, immediately met by vanilla's creamy sweetness.

O Boticário

Egeo Seduza is short, sweet, and unapologetic.

Zara

Part of Zara's Silent Flowers collection composed by Jo Malone, Balade De Figuer evokes sun-dried Provençal fig groves with unusual specificity.

Bath & Body Works

No.

O Boticário

Capricho Wish opens with red berries and mandarin lifted by bergamot — bright, sweet, and cheerful in the first ten minutes.

Hexennacht

Hexennacht

Villainess

Hexennacht

Marine Molina