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creations aromatiques — perfumer · Sillage

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creations aromatiques

Perfumer

creations aromatiques

Composer of 6 perfumes across the library.

Credits6 perfumes

Houses5

Avg rating4.7 / 5

Reviews7.3k

SignatureFloral

Houses worked for

Burberry2
Paloma Picasso1
Amouage1
Joop!1
Escada1

Signature families

Floral27%
Chypre11%
Spicy10%

Timeline

Releases

Burberry for Men Burberry 1995 Eau de Toilette

Catalog · 6

All compositions

lav·fre·sof·woo

Burberry · 1995

Burberry for Men Burberry 1995 Eau de Toilette

A bracing herbal opening — mint and thyme over lavender, lifted by a clean bergamot.

hon·war·yel·ros

Paloma Picasso · 1985

Mon Parfum

Opens loud and lacquered — ylang-ylang's banana-floral richness colliding with bergamot and a deep, jammy rose.

tub·flo·woo·ros

Burberry Men

Burberry

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Amouage · 1995

Ubar

Ubar opens with a bright citrus spray tempered by the green, almost metallic snap of violet leaf—an unusual choice that keeps the introduction from drifting into conventional cologne territory.

aro·pow·fre·woo

Burberry · 1995

Burberry Men

The opening is brisk and herbal—mint and lavender cut through with thyme's dry edge and a flicker of bergamot.

All About Eve

The opening is crisp apple, sweet but not syrupy, with just enough brightness to feel deliberate rather than simple.

flo·ros·yel·tub

Escada

Escada's namesake fragrance is a monument to early-1990s big-floral ambition: a five-note fruity opening of melon, coconut, peach, lemon, and bergamot that sequences quickly into one of the most densely populated floral hearts of its era — twelve distinct flowers, from tuberose to narcissus, stacked in layers.