Fragrances

London Dream lightens the Her style into a cleaner floral-fruity profile with more citrus lift and a fresher mood. It feels bright, soft, and easy in spring or summer.

A 2025 extension of the Her line that adds more plush oriental-vanilla depth to the berry-fruity identity. It feels smoother, richer, and more dressed than the original Her.

A lighter seasonal spin on Burberry for Men with added freshness and warm-weather ease. It feels breezier and more relaxed than the core masculine.

A seasonal brighter take on the Burberry feminine style, emphasizing fresh fruit and floral lift over the warmer base of Burberry for Women. It feels sunny and casual.

A provocative fruity-floral gourmand with ripe sweetness, flowers, musk, and a playful sensuality. It feels deliberately extroverted: juicy, warm, plush, and slightly decadent, with a cosmetic-glamour finish.

A rose fragrance with an opulent Middle Eastern mood, pairing rich petals with warm woods, amber, and a polished musky base. The release year is not consistently documented, so it is left null until a stronger source is available.

A bright grapefruit-rum tobacco fragrance inspired by Burlington Arcade, with citrus, mint, ginger, cumin, tobacco, patchouli, cinnamon, oakmoss, cedar, benzoin, vanilla, and ambergris. It feels sparkling, boozy, polished, and masculine-leaning without becoming heavy.

A noble-woods fragrance built around the polished texture of rare timber, resin, and soft spice. It feels dry, smooth, and quietly luxurious, like carved wood warmed by hand and deepened by balsamic natural materials.

A rum-tobacco fragrance with lemon, rum, cardamom, geranium, tobacco, vanilla, caramel, and vetiver. It feels boozy, sweet, and heated, like dark tobacco warmed by caramelized vanilla and a spicy aromatic glow.

A smoky aromatic fougère that imagines a classic barbershop after a fire: lavender, mint, vanilla, woods, and singed smoke. It feels familiar and unsettling at the same time, turning clean shaving cream into something scorched and cinematic.

A rosy floral from the By Orlov collection, pairing bergamot, grapefruit, and cardamom with rose, raspberry, and clean musk. It feels bright and romantic at first, then becomes softer and more skin-close, with a rose-quartz kind of gentle sensuality.

Burning Rose is a polished rose-and-spice fragrance in the Herrera Confidential line, giving the flower a warmer and more textured luxury treatment. It feels velvety, rich, and quietly dramatic.

A smoky hinoki fragrance that turns Japanese cypress into something charred, resinous, and atmospheric. The wood feels dry and meditative at first, then takes on a darker smoldering edge with a pine-like freshness underneath. It feels calm but intense, like sacred wood, cold air, and the last trace of smoke after a fire has gone out.

A western-Arabic unisex fragrance with bright polish over warm amber, soft spice, woods, and musk. It feels modern, smooth, and full-bodied, with the richer base expected from Junaid.

A masculine aromatic fougère with rum, rhubarb, bergamot, lemon, coriander, incense, myrrh, pepper, vetiver, cedar, oakmoss, and white musk. It opens tart, citrusy, and slightly boozy, with rhubarb and rum adding a distinctive edge to the classic fresh structure. The heart turns spicy and resinous before drying into vetiver, cedar, oakmoss, and clean musk. It feels groomed, green, and gentlemanly, but with enough myrrh and rum to avoid feeling ordinary.

A warm unisex oriental with soft florals, amber, musk, and gentle resin. It feels welcoming and smooth, with a comforting perfume-oil sweetness and a polished base.

A refined warm fragrance with gentle spice, soft florals, amber, and musk. It feels like a smile rendered in perfume: inviting, polished, and quietly expressive.

A blue-toned Bussma flanker with cardamom, saffron, lavender, patchouli, and sandalwood. It feels aromatic, spicy, and smooth, balancing freshness with a warm woody base.

But Not Today is one of UNUM's darker cinematic fragrances, inspired by the charged relationship between Hannibal Lecter and Clarice Starling. It opens with a sharp, violent tension rather than polite freshness, using spice, animalic leather, and dense woods to suggest danger, attraction, and control. The drydown keeps that atmosphere close to the skin: smoky, leathery, unsettling, and strangely elegant, with the drama stretched out over a long, shadowed evolution.

Butter Cookies pushes the edible side of Demeter toward buttery biscuit sweetness rather than cake or candy. It feels warm, crumbly, and comfort-oriented.