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Cherry (family Rosaceae, Prunus cerasus) is one of the most interesting fragrant notes in the perfume industry. In perfumes, it is primarily a seductive, sensual, and somewhat edible top note that perfectly balances between sweetness and tartness. Just because it can provide…
Lime (Citrus aurantifolia) belongs to the citrus family. Although very similar to lemon, it has a more intense, fresher, and sharper scent than lemon, and at the same time, juicier. When you smell the lime in the perfume, you can almost feel…
Cedar (Cedrus) is a coniferous tree from the Pinaceae family and is one of the first fragrant notes that man used in the production of perfumes and aromatic concoctions. Its natural, woody scent, with subtones of spices and fragrant resins, goes well…
Tocade is an overlooked and little-known perfume classic of the Rochas brand that appeared in 1994. Few people know that it is actually Tocade that, by combining perfectly two titanic forces – rose and vanilla, inspired many other niches and designer perfumes…
Grey Flannel is a cult perfume by the fashion house Geoffrey Beene that appeared back in 1975. Few perfumes have had such a profound and extensive impact on the perfume industry as Grey Flannel had. Unpretentious, and some would say a little…
A fashion genius, a billion-dollar businessman, a creator of perfume bestsellers, an Oscar-nominated director, a perfectionist, an individual in many ways, these are just some of the words that describe a living legend, a man who made an institution out of his…
Cypress (Cupressus) has an incredible history that lasts for two hundred million years. However, the first physical evidence of the existence and use of cypresses dates back to ancient Egyptian culture, where it was used in making chests in which they put…
“From father to son, since 1760” – says the label on CREED perfumes. The perfume tradition of 260 years is most often described as: creating original fragrances of extravagant quality. Interestingly, CREED perfumes were so exclusive from the start that they remained…
