Parfumuary – Winter scents
When temperatures get close to freezing, with frosty winds and snowflakes, perfume becomes a sensual accessory that radiates comfort and warmth. Cold weather actually changes the way we perceive fragrances. The light summer accords are less intense, while the warm, rich notes are able to develop their full aroma. From fruity winter nuances to woody, gourmand and spicy oriental compositions – the range of winter fragrances is truly diverse! Our tip: To make your perfume last longer, apply it to warm parts of your body such as your wrists or neck, or spray it on clothes and scarves to keep you smelling gorgeous all day long. Discover your winter favourites now!
... are based on fresh notes such as ripe berries, apple or citrus fruits, complemented by spicy accents including cinnamon or cloves. These compositions combine vibrant freshness with comforting warmth to create a cosy atmosphere.
... are characterised by deep, earthy notes and convey a sense of calm. Familiar accords such as cedar, sandalwood or vetiver are often blended with a hint of moss or resinous essences. They impart a sense of sanctuary and strength in an elegant and understated way.
…are like sweet, aromatic desserts. They remind us of delicious delights such as vanilla, caramel, chocolate or almonds. These fragrances are sensual and rich, with warm, spicy nuances that give them a seductive depth. Their aromas are warm and inviting, reminiscent of pastries and desserts.
... exude an air of mystery and luxury. Their captivating intensity unfolds in a way that is both soothing and invigorating, with warm notes of cinnamon, nutmeg, patchouli or amber. Spices and resinous notes enhance their sensual depth and exotic character.
