All about fragrance
Fragrance notes, how to wear them and the background to Braise, GOAT and Ambra – explained briefly and clearly.
Perfume layering for men: combining shower gel, body lotion and fragrance properly
With layering, you combine shower gel, body lotion and perfume so that they complement each other; neutral, unscented skincare is usually the...
Read more
Finding your signature scent: why one fragrance is enough and how to find yours
A signature scent is the one fragrance people recognise you by; you find it by testing a few favourites on your skin...
Read more
Perfume at the office: how to smell discreet and appropriate at work
At the office, one spray is enough, ideally on a covered spot, and light or skin-close fragrances work better than loud ones....
Read more
Perfume for a date and the evening: how to choose and wear it well
For a date, warm, soft fragrances with vanilla, woods or amber work well, applied with one or two sprays about 30 minutes...
Read more
Reading the ingredients on a perfume: INCI and fragrance allergens explained
The INCI list names all ingredients in descending order of quantity; substances such as linalool or limonene appear there because they can...
Read more
How is a perfume made? From the idea to the finished bottle
A perfume is made in eight steps: briefing, composition, modifications, blending, maturation, chilling and filtration, filling and safety assessment. The journey from...
Read more
Vanilla, tonka bean, tobacco: the raw materials behind warm men's fragrances
Vanilla smells sweet and creamy, tonka bean of almond and hay, tobacco dry and sweet, sandalwood milky and woody. Where these raw...
Read moreSeite 5 von 7
Three extraits. For him and for her.
Braise, GOAT and Ambra – extrait de parfum with 30% fragrance oil and 9–14 hours of longevity. 3 for 2 – mix & match.
