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Harvest Mouse Limited Edition
Zoologist
Release year:
2023
A limited presentation of Harvest Mouse centered on warm grain, hay, chamomile, and soft gourmand comfort. It feels collectible and cozy, preserving the little-field-mouse character of the main fragrance.
Harvest Season
d'Annam
Release year:
2023
A dry golden countryside fragrance inspired by Vietnamese rice harvests, centered on straw, warm fields, sunlit grain, and soft earthy air. It has a hay-like, slightly nutty texture that feels rustic but not rough. The effect is peaceful and atmospheric, like walking beside drying rice straw in late afternoon light.
Hasu
Boadicea the Victorious
Release year:
2022
Hasu is an Exclusive Collection fragrance released in 2022, designed with the brand’s more lavish, high-density style: spice, woods, resins, florals, and amber arranged for projection and luxury. It feels dramatic and carefully dressed, with a deep trail that suits special-occasion wear.
Hasu-no-Hana
Grossmith
Release year:
1888
A luminous chypre-floral with citrus brightness, rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, iris, and a mossy woody base. It feels antique in its structure but still vivid, moving from crisp bitter-orange lift into a sensual drydown of vetiver, patchouli, oakmoss, cedar, sandalwood, and tonka.
Hatıram / Hatiram
Fort & Manlé
Release year:
2025
A limited Fort Noir fragrance with a darker, more concentrated mood than the regular line. It feels like a memory rendered in shadow: smooth, resinous, polished, and intimate, with the house’s usual storytelling style pushed into a more nocturnal register.
Hatkora Wood
Ajmal
Release year:
2014
Hatkora Wood is a unisex Ajmal fragrance shaped around deep woods, oud-like richness. Within the W Series line, it reads as a distinct take on Ajmal's blend of Arabian depth and modern polish. The drydown leans warm and persistent, with resinous wood, amber, and musk giving it a dressed, long-wearing character.
Haunted Souls
Demeter Fragrance
Release year:
—
Haunted Souls sits firmly in Demeter’s eerie-concept lane, prioritizing atmosphere and imagination over standard perfume construction. It feels ghostly, fun, and very much a novelty scent.
Haute Couture Eau de Parfum
Hanae Mori
Release year:
1998
The eau de parfum version of Haute Couture adds more body and warmth to the floral core, making the composition feel smoother and more enveloping. It comes across as polished and quietly luxurious.
Haute Couture Eau de Toilette
Hanae Mori
Release year:
1998
Haute Couture in eau de toilette form gives Hanae Mori a polished feminine floral with a more dressed and refined tone than the playful Butterfly line. It feels elegant, softly structured, and distinctly couture-minded.
Haute Couture Parfum
Hanae Mori
Release year:
1998
Haute Couture Parfum sits at the richest end of the Haute Couture line, emphasizing elegance, depth, and a smoother floral warmth. It feels formal and more concentrated than the EDT or EDP versions.
Haute Provence / 89
Parle Moi de Parfum
Release year:
2020
Haute Provence / 89 is a lavender fragrance with an unexpected sunlit fruitiness from melon-like facets and a gentle narcissus nuance. It feels like lavender fields in warm air rather than a barbershop cologne: aromatic, breezy, relaxed, and softly golden as it dries down.
Hauts Bijoux
House of Sillage
Release year:
2015
A citrusy, fruity, and warm feminine scent with the sparkle of jewelry translated into perfume. It opens bright and polished, then settles into a smooth warm base that feels glamorous rather than overly sweet.
Havana
Aramis
Release year:
1994
Havana is one of the most beloved later Aramis masculines, blending tobacco, spice, and woods into a warm, slightly boozy composition with a relaxed old-world elegance. It feels rich and confident, but never stiff, making it one of the line's most characterful and easy-to-love classics.
Havana Pour Elle
Aramis
Release year:
1995
Havana Pour Elle translates some of the warmth and richness of Havana into a softer feminine frame. It feels warm, smooth, and slightly exotic, with a more romantic and enveloping mood.
Havana Reserva
Aramis
Release year:
1996
Havana Reserva deepens the Havana idea with added warmth and a more mature, concentrated tone. It feels richer and slightly darker, leaning more toward evening wear than the original.
Hawa
ABOUJAMIL Perfumery
Release year:
2023
A floral oriental fragrance with bergamot, rose, tuberose, chocolate, frankincense, Virginia cedar, and sandalwood. It feels creamy, floral, and quietly resinous, opening with fresh citrus before tuberose and rose add a soft perfumed richness. Chocolate and incense give the drydown a warmer, darker texture, while the woods keep it smooth and balanced.
Hawaiian Breeze
Ajmal
Release year:
2016
Hawaiian Breeze is a feminine Ajmal fragrance shaped around fresh brightness. The effect is clean and easygoing, with enough soft woods and musk underneath to keep the freshness from feeling thin.
Hawaiian Ruby Guava
Pacifica
Release year:
2008
A tropical fruity-floral with juicy guava brightness and a soft warm finish that keeps the fruit from becoming candy-like. It feels playful and sunny, but still smooth enough to wear as perfume rather than body spray.
Hawaiian Vanilla
Demeter Fragrance
Release year:
2013
Hawaiian Vanilla is one of the softer Demeter vanillas, leaning warm and powdery rather than dark or boozy. It feels easy, comforting, and lightly tropical in mood.
Hawaii Pour Femme
Parfümerie Brückner
Release year:
2011
A sunny tropical feminine with a soft floral-fruity character and a warm musky finish. It suggests island air, creamy flowers, light fruit, and gentle sweetness rather than heavy suntan lotion. Easygoing, bright, and relaxed.