Fragrances

A playful floral-fruity with pink grapefruit, wild strawberry, peony, jasmine, rose, amber, and sandalwood. It feels upbeat and approachable, but the floral heart and warm base keep it from reading as trivial or too youthful.

Ciao Amore presents a softer and more romantic side of the 2024 collection, with a smooth polished feel and a more intimate emotional tone. It feels elegant and contemporary.

A fresh citrus fragrance with sparkling peel, aromatic brightness, clean musk, and soft woods. It feels lively, sunny, and easy to wear, with a crisp modern cologne-style finish.

Ciara is one of Revlon’s richer vintage orientals, blending citrus, florals, spice, amber, leather, musk, and woods into a resinous and warm structure. It feels plush, mature, and much more evening-oriented than the fresher Charlie/Jontue side of the house.

A scar-themed fragrance with a dark, wounded sensuality: leather, smoke, resin, spice, woods, and musks suggest skin marked by memory. It feels more emotional than pretty, with a dry and slightly abrasive edge under the warmth. The result is intimate, shadowed, and deliberately imperfect.

A soft feminine floral with a clean airy personality. The style is light, bright, and slightly powdery, suggesting pale flowers, fresh musks, and gentle sweetness rather than heavy perfume drama. It feels simple, pretty, and easy to wear.

A pear-centered scent with a mineral-green and airy character, accented by olive branch facets and a quiet ambergris-like softness. It feels contemplative and translucent, as if ripe fruit, pale wood, and warm skin were suspended under a metallic sky.

Ciel Immobile is a soft luminous composition with a quiet sky-like transparency, balancing airy freshness, pale florals, and smooth musky woods. It feels still, expansive, and contemplative, more atmospheric than decorative.

Ciel Man is one of the lighter and more transparent classical Amouage masculines, balancing citrus, lavender, jasmine, rose, incense, sandalwood, patchouli, musk, and vetiver in a smooth aromatic-woody structure. It feels airy, elegant, and polished.

A luminous blue-toned composition with airy freshness, citrus brightness, and a polished musky-woody base. It reads as a cleaner, more open Terenzi style: fresh, expensive, and sky-lit without becoming thin.

Ciel Woman is a luminous floral with gardenia, cyclamen, violet leaf, peach blossom, jasmine, rose, water lily, incense, sandalwood, amber, patchouli, cedar, and musk in a polished airy structure. It feels elegant, graceful, and less dense than the house’s heavier orientals.

A fruity aromatic tobacco-woody masculine with a bright cocktail of bergamot, lemon, pear, plum, and pineapple over a green herbal-floral heart. The dry-down leans into cedar, patchouli, sandalwood, tobacco, and musk, giving it a warm cigar-box character without turning into a literal smoke scent. It feels casual, recognizable, and slightly vintage: sweet fruit up top, leafy spice in the middle, and a smooth humidor-like base.

A smoother ambered interpretation of the Cigar idea, opening with black currant and citrus before moving into a rose-jasmine heart and a base of amber, cedar, vanilla, tonka, sandalwood, and clean musk. It keeps the masculine Cigar framework but softens it into a sweeter, more rounded amber-wood profile.

A spicy amber-woody Cigar flanker with bright Sicilian lemon and tangerine over cinnamon, Peru balsam, benzoin, tonka, amber, musks, and precious woods. It feels warmer and more resinous than the original, with a polished oriental-woody sweetness rather than a rough oud edge.

A woody-spicy Cigar flanker built around grapefruit, bergamot, saffron, and nutmeg, followed by lavender, violet, coconut, myrrh, cedar, patchouli, guaiac wood, and tonka. It feels darker and more lounge-like than the original, with coconut and myrrh giving the dry woods a slightly creamy, shadowed texture.

A fresher modern Cigar variation with grapefruit, bergamot, and orange blossom leading into plum, lavender, nutmeg, geranium, amber, tonka, musk, and teak. It feels cleaner, brighter, and more contemporary than the original, while still keeping a woody-fruity masculine signature.

A smooth woody-aquatic Cigar interpretation with lotus, bergamot, rhubarb leaf, melon, sage, sandalwood, white rose, sea-water nuance, violet root, musk, oakmoss, tonka, and amber. It feels airy and cashmere-like, emphasizing soft woods and watery freshness more than tobacco darkness.

A crisp aromatic-woody masculine with cardamom, bergamot, and lemon opening into star anise, sandalwood, jasmine, cedar, patchouli, amber, and musk. It feels disciplined and classic, like a cleaner, more uniformed cousin to the original Cigar, with less fruit and more aromatic structure.

A dense precious-woods variation of the Cigar theme, with cinnamon, saffron, nutmeg, oregano, cashmere wood, papyrus, vanilla, sandalwood, amber, patchouli, musk, and cedar. It feels dry, resinous, and spicy, leaning into carved woods and warm spice rather than the original's fruity tobacco lift.

A compact, casual masculine related in spirit to the Cigar line, with a lighter aromatic-tobacco impression and a more easygoing woody finish. It feels designed as a smaller, less formal signature: familiar Cigar warmth, but with a simpler and more everyday profile.