Fragrances

Fine Art is an Art Collection fragrance with a polished decorative structure, balancing florals, woods, musk, and amber. It feels stylized and gallery-like rather than casual.

Fine Oud is a refined oud composition that suggests polished woods, gentle spice, and restrained amber. It feels elegant and balanced, less aggressive than the name might imply.

A leather-lavender-amber fragrance with bitter almond-like warmth, tonka sweetness, soft spice, and a suede-like base. It feels bold, smooth, and slightly provocative, with the plush texture expected from an extrait interpretation.

A discontinued aquatic floral fragrance with watery freshness, soft petals, clean musk, and pale woods. It feels transparent and breezy, like delicate flowers near water, with a fresh musky dry-down and a calm unisex character.

A floral-fruity extrait with bergamot, cantaloupe, litsea cubeba, mandarin, pear, blackcurrant, frangipani, jasmine sambac, lotus, osmanthus, amber notes, lily-of-the-valley, magnolia, musk, and patchouli. It opens juicy and radiant, with melon, citrus, and pear giving a fresh cheerful lift before the floral heart turns creamy, tropical, and luminous. It feels modern, feminine-leaning, and elegant, with a soft musky floral trail and a polished extrait richness.

An ambery floral-spice fragrance that gives the impression of glowing petals in warm resinous air. The amber is rich and intimate, while the spices keep the composition alive and gently smoldering.

A soft clean floral-musk with a cottony, freshly laundered brightness and a gentle powdery base. It feels airy, comfortable, and close to the skin, but with a graceful cosmetic polish that keeps it from becoming plain laundry musk.

A bright coastal floral that suggests Mediterranean air, citrus light, and white petals warmed by sun. It feels fresh and elegant rather than aquatic, with a clean floral heart softened by musks and pale woods. The result is airy and polished, evoking linen, sea breeze, and a refined Italian seaside garden.

A soft rice-flower fragrance with powder, delicate florals, and a creamy clean base. It feels tender and comforting, like warm rice powder and pale petals on freshly washed skin.

A bright olive-blossom citrus floral that feels airy, green, and distinctly Mediterranean. It wears with a breezy natural elegance, like warm light moving across citrus leaves and pale petals.

A bright fruity-floral built around pink grapefruit, nectarine, freesia, iris, cedar, amber, and musk. It feels cheerful and softly feminine, like a fresh bouquet with a clean polished finish rather than a sharp citrus or candy-like floral.

A floral-fruity composition centered on the apricot-like glow of osmanthus, with citrus, wormwood, lemon, and grapefruit adding lift at the opening. Marigold, suede, and iris add texture through the middle, while musk, patchouli, amber, and vetiver keep the base soft but grounded. It feels golden, floral, slightly leathery, and quietly elegant.

Fiori Bianchi is one of the earliest Laura Biagiotti florals, rooted in classic white-floral elegance with a distinctly vintage softness. It feels polished, graceful, and more formal than the brighter fruity styles that came later.

Fiori D'Amore centers rose in a polished Allegra format, blending floral richness with soft fruit and a graceful finish. It feels romantic and feminine without becoming old-fashioned.

The house classic: a floral composition built around carnation, lily-of-the-valley, ylang-ylang, oakmoss, ambergris, and sandalwood. It feels timeless and unmistakably Italian, with a slightly mossy vintage glow that gives the flowers depth and character.

A denser and more polished version of Fiori di Capri, pushing the carnation, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, ambergris, and mossy nuances into a more formal register. It feels richer and more classical than the lighter version, but still beautifully poised.

A Perris Portofino floral-marine fragrance with grapefruit, peach blossom, pink pepper, salty powder, black currant, peony, jasmine, white rose, musk, sandalwood, vanilla, and patchouli. It feels airy, coastal, and softly romantic.

A resinous green fragrance centered on conifer balsam, woods, and aromatic freshness. It feels like dark needles, sap, and cool forest air, with enough warmth underneath to keep it from becoming simply outdoorsy.

A comforting vanilla gourmand centered on vanilla, brown sugar, mimosa-like softness, and clean musk. It is sweet and addictive, but deliberately smooth rather than sticky, giving the impression of warm vanilla cream, pale flowers, and a soft musky trail.

Fire & Ice is one of Revlon’s best-known later pillars, balancing bright fruit, florals, and a warmer spicy base in a glossy feminine style. It feels lively, polished, and more dramatic than the fresh Charlie branch.