The Floral family features a broad spectrum of floral notes, from the traditional flowers to the most exotic ones. The addition of new molecules and natural extracts to the traditional floral accords refresh the palette and makes each floral unique.

Sage, rosemary, thyme mint and lavender are the main constituents of the Aromatic family. It combines clean, tonic, energizing notes, which are the heritage of grooming products with modern aquatic, green, spicy and fruity elements.

Blend of warmth and sensuality, the Amber family explores the strength and softness of materials such as vanilla and balms. Often introduced with refreshing citrus or floral accents, the rich character of oriental fragrances is also built on warm spices, ambery, animalic facets and precious woods.

Subtle or rich, dry or wet, soft or nervous, the woody family offers a fabulous palette of ingredients: sandalwood, cedar, agarwood, guiacwood, patchouli and vetiver. Woody fragrances are elegant and often characterized by aromatic and citrus top notes. 

An essential ingredient in the Arabic culture, Oud had been ignored for many years by Western perfumers. With a rich animalic, woody and smoky profile, traditional Oud accords are combined with fruity, floral or even aromatic and gourmand notes for contemporary creations.