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HYLNDS - Pale Grey Mountain, Small Black Lake
D.S. & Durga
Release year:
2013
A stark landscape fragrance with cold water, stone, smoke, and grey-green woods. It feels remote and cinematic, more like a bleak mountain story than a conventional fresh scent.
HYLNDS - Spirit of the Glen
D.S. & Durga
Release year:
2013
A Highland-inspired scent with whisky warmth, heather, wet woods, smoke, and mossy air. It feels rich, atmospheric, and transporting, like an old glen after rain.
Hymen
J.F. Schwarzlose Berlin
Release year:
1910
A historical floral fragrance name associated with the older house before its relaunch. It likely sat in the formal bouquet tradition: romantic, powdery, and ceremonial, with a vintage floral richness rather than modern transparency.
Hyouge / Oribe
Parfum Satori
Release year:
2008
A matcha-green aromatic fragrance inspired by tea ceremony aesthetics, opening with the bitter-soft greenness of powdered tea and herbal sage. Jasmine, violet, patchouli, iris, and pale woods give it a powdery floral depth without overwhelming the tea effect. It feels intellectual, dry, and quietly humorous, like green tea translated into a refined perfume structure.
Hyouge / Oribe
Parfum Satori
Release year:
2008
A matcha-green aromatic fragrance inspired by tea ceremony aesthetics, opening with the bitter-soft greenness of powdered tea and herbal sage. Jasmine, violet, patchouli, iris, and pale woods give it a powdery floral depth without overwhelming the tea effect. It feels intellectual, dry, and quietly humorous, like green tea translated into a refined perfume structure.
Hyper Violet
Kenneth Cole
Release year:
2024
Hyper Violet is a 2024 feminine release with a floral-fruity profile built around tangerine, red apple, jasmine sambac, plum blossom, tuberose, orange blossom, patchouli, cedarwood, vanilla bean, sandalwood, and amber. It feels polished, contemporary, and more overtly feminine than the cleaner earlier house florals.
Hypnôse
Lancome
Release year:
2005
Hypnôse is one of the house’s most recognizable modern vanillas, pairing passionflower and floral softness with a warm sweet base. It feels smooth, elegant, and quietly addictive rather than overly gourmand.
Hypnôse Homme
Lancome
Release year:
2007
Hypnôse Homme gives Lancôme a soft oriental-fougère masculine with cardamom, lavender, amber, and woods in a very smooth structure. It feels elegant and intimate rather than sharply masculine or loud.
Hypnotic Poison
Dior
Release year:
1998
Hypnotic Poison is a creamy almond-vanilla oriental with jasmine and soft woods that made it one of Dior’s most loved warm sensual scents. It feels smooth, addictive, and instantly recognizable.
Hyrax
Zoologist
Release year:
2018
A rugged animalic composition with resin, stone, leather, musk, and dry herbal warmth. It feels hot, rocky, and unapologetically feral, one of the house's more challenging scents without losing structure.
Hysteric
Laurent Mazzone Parfums
Release year:
2018
A gourmand-oriental with an intentionally excessive, emotional personality. Sweetness, spice, amber, woods, and musks create a warm, addictive trail that feels glamorous and unstable in the best way. It is lush, theatrical, and more about mood and desire than restraint.
I
Puredistance
Release year:
2010
I is one of the early core Puredistance perfumes and gives the house a softer refined floral style with a highly polished extrait texture. It feels elegant, intimate, and quietly luxurious rather than loud or overtly dramatic.
I
Costume National
Release year:
2019
A spicy leather-woody fragrance inspired by Florentine leather, where bergamot, saffron, thyme, labdanum, geranium, lavender, ambroxan, cedar, and leather create a bold but carefully structured profile. It feels polished and strong, with an Italian artisan edge that keeps it from reading generic.
Iaia
Zeromolecole
Release year:
2010
A bright red-fruit gourmand with wild strawberry, raspberry, red berries, gingerbread, hazelnut, vanilla, and caramel. It feels cheerful and candy-like, but the nutty bakery warmth gives the sweetness a rounded nostalgic depth.
IAM: Imperial Asiatic Musk / Imperial Asiatic Musk
Abdul Karim Al Faransi
Release year:
2014
A refined musk perfume oil with soft powder, ambered warmth, gentle florals, and smooth woods. It feels elegant, clean, and skin-like while keeping a traditional musky richness.
I Am Juicy Couture
Juicy Couture
Release year:
2015
I Am Juicy Couture pushes the brand into a glossier and more overtly glamorous fruity-floral direction with a smooth sweet finish. It feels modern, bright, and easy to wear.
I Am King
Sean John
Release year:
2009
I Am King shifts Sean John toward a fruitier fresh masculine with tart cranberry and tangerine-like brightness over light woods and musks. It feels energetic, youthful, and more playful than the smoother Unforgivable profile.
I Am Me
Mary Kay
Release year:
2021
I Am Me is one of the identity-themed newer Mary Kay fragrances, built around a soft and approachable modern feminine profile. It feels smooth, clean, and aligned with current mainstream tastes.
I Am Trash - Les Fleurs du Dechet
Etat Libre d'Orange
Release year:
2018
A bright fruity floral made with upcycled materials, pairing apple, bitter orange, rose, cedar, sandalwood, and soft amber into something surprisingly crisp and happy. It feels sparkling and modern, with enough wood underneath to keep the fruit from becoming juvenile.
Ibda'a
Junaid Perfumes
Release year:
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A masculine woody-floral musk with orange blossom, peach, lavender, and cedar. It feels fresh and smooth, with a clean floral opening and a cedar base that keeps the sweetness neat and masculine-leaning.