Fragrances

A micro-batch lavender fragrance with hay, dried herbs, aged woods, and aromatic texture. It treats lavender as a field material rather than a soap note, giving it dryness, herbal roughness, and a warm woody base. Calm, rustic, and contemplative.

A discontinued lavender water in the traditional British grooming style, likely crisp, herbal, and cooling with a simple aromatic structure. It would have read as refreshing and dignified, closer to a classic toilette preparation than a dense modern perfume.

A lavender-wood fragrance with an aromatic opening and a dry woody base. Lavender is kept herbal and restrained, while woods and musk give it a grounded, practical finish. It feels simple, clean, and quietly outdoorsy.

A masculine Fragonard eau de toilette with the house's clean aromatic style: fresh opening notes, a composed herbal or spicy heart, and a smooth woody-musky base. L'Aventurier feels tailored, approachable, and classically French rather than aggressively modern.

A fruit-bright masculine with apple, blackcurrant, bergamot, pineapple, rose, jasmine, leather, amber, moss, vanilla, and musk. It feels adventurous in a modern familiar way, with a juicy opening and a woody-leathery base.

A lavender fragrance with an herbal-woody structure rather than a soft linen profile. Bright aromatic lavender is framed by dry herbs, citrus lift, woods, and musks, creating something clean but not generic. It feels crisp, slightly rustic, and natural, with a quiet masculine-fougère shadow.

La Vie de Boheme shifts the house into a more romantic bohemian mood, pairing softness and femininity with a slightly more styled presentation. It feels airy and wearable, with a graceful sweetness rather than a heavy dramatic profile.

La Vie Est Belle became one of the defining sweet florals of the 2010s, pairing pear, iris, praline, tonka, and patchouli in a highly crowd-pleasing formula. It feels joyful, polished, and very much designed for broad appeal.

Intensement deepens the La Vie Est Belle style with extra warmth and a richer red-fruit, iris, and vanilla profile. It feels fuller and more evening-suited than the standard version.

Vanille Nude moves the line toward a more pronounced vanilla-centered gourmand style while preserving the familiar Lancôme polish. It feels creamy, sweet, and modern without becoming rough or cheap.

A violet fragrance that feels green, powdery, and intimate rather than sugary. It captures the flower’s old-fashioned charm while keeping the overall effect light, refined, and natural.

Lavish is a Pewter Collection fragrance released in 2019, combining smooth modern florals, citrus or fruity lift, and a warm musky-woody base. It feels polished and wearable, with enough density to retain Boadicea’s luxury signature.

A sweet feminine floral-gourmand with iris-like powder, fruit, praline, vanilla, and patchouli. It feels cheerful, warm, and very wearable, with a familiar modern dessert-floral structure.

A red veil-style feminine with soft fruit, rose-tinted florals, musk, and a warm smooth base. It feels polished and sensual rather than loud, with a gauzy red-fruit glow over a creamy skin-like finish.

Lavs is the incense-rooted origin point of the UNUM collection, translating the atmosphere of Filippo Sorcinelli's sacred-vestment atelier into perfume. Pepper, cardamom, and jasmine give the opening a bright but solemn lift, then elemi, clove, coriander, and labdanum build a resinous ceremonial heart. The drydown settles into opoponax, oakmoss, amber, rosewood, and tonka, creating a warm, smoky, polished incense trail that feels liturgical without becoming dusty or purely church-like.

Lavs Limited Edition is a special presentation of the house's best-selling incense signature, associated with an onyx-themed limited edition. The scent keeps the Lavs structure of spices, resins, ambered warmth, oakmoss, woods, and tonka, but the framing makes it feel even more like an object of ritual and material beauty. It belongs with Lavs as a collector-oriented edition rather than a completely separate olfactory direction.

A classic fruity floral perfume oil with plum, blackcurrant, orange blossom, ylang-ylang, rose, jasmine, amber, musk, and sandalwood. It opens juicy and dark, then blooms into a rich floral heart before drying into a warm musky base. It feels traditional, feminine, and enduringly popular.

A feminine fruity-floral oil with sweet fruit, petals, musk, and ambered warmth. It feels smooth, romantic, and festive, combining the richness of concentrated perfume oil with an easy soft sweetness.

A tropical fruity perfume oil with papaya, peach, lemon, coconut, rose, hibiscus, musk, and soft woods. It feels brighter and more playful than Layali, with a cocktail-like fruitiness and a warm creamy base.

A warm night-time oriental with sweet amber, florals, musk, and woods. It feels soft, inviting, and atmospheric, suggesting evening gatherings and a lingering perfumed trail.