The language of scent

Follow a note.
Find a new world.

Discover notes, accords and fragrance families.

Bergamot ↗

Bright, citrusy and gently bitter. Bergamot often lends a sparkling opening to a perfume.

From dry cedar to smooth sandalwood, woody notes bring structure and texture to a composition.

Petal-soft, luminous or rich: floral accords are as varied as the flowers that inspire them.

A soft, cosmetic-like impression that can be created by iris, violet, musks and other materials.

An uplifting impression, often built from citrus, green or airy notes. Freshness is an effect, not a single ingredient.

Fig accords can suggest green leaves, milky fruit or the woody character of the tree.