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Macho
Fabergé
Release year:
1976
A 1970s masculine cologne with a bold old-school name and a similarly direct aromatic-woody style. It likely emphasizes herbs, spice, clean woods, musk, and a dry barbershop finish. It feels assertive, groomed, and period-specific, with a confident masculine simplicity.
Macho Musk Oil
Fabergé
Release year:
1976
A muskier companion to Macho, softening the masculine aromatic structure with a warmer skin-scent body. It feels smooth, slightly sweet, and close-wearing, with the kind of 1970s musk warmth that sits between aftershave freshness and sensual oil perfume. The result is relaxed, warm, and retro masculine.
Mad About You
Bath and Body Works
Release year:
2014
A fruity-floral with a bright romantic personality and a glossy modern finish. It feels cheerful and feminine, with enough softness in the drydown to stay easy to wear.
Mad About You
Huitième Art Parfums
Release year:
2017
A playful powdery gourmand-floral with sour cherry, violet, licorice, lipstick-like powder, black tea, leather, and soft woods. It feels romantic but offbeat, contrasting candy-colored sweetness with a smoky, slightly tannic base.
Madagascar Le Baume Vanille
Parfum d'Empire
Release year:
2025
A deep vanilla-balsam built to emphasize pod, resin, rum, and spice rather than bakery sweetness. It feels lush and almost drinkable, but the smoky woody undertow keeps it dignified, turning the vanilla into something enveloping, dark-gold, and quietly addictive.
Madagascar Parfum
Ensar Oud
Release year:
2025
Madagascar Parfum is a concentrated Ensar Oud composition with natural oud, resinous woods, spice, and animalic warmth shaping the structure. It feels handcrafted, dense, and slow-moving, emphasizing material quality and texture over a conventional polished fragrance style.
Madame
Jean Paul Gaultier
Release year:
2008
Madame gives the house a greener and more modern feminine profile than Classique, with a brighter, more urban energy. It feels stylish, playful, and a little more rebellious than overtly seductive.
Ma Dame (2024 Version)
Jean Paul Gaultier
Release year:
2024
The 2024 version of Ma Dame revives the greener and more playful feminine side of the brand in a modern relaunch context. It feels stylish, cheeky, and a little more urban than the warmer JPG pillars.
Madame de Carven
Carven
Release year:
1979
A vintage floral-chypre feminine with aldehydic lift, flowers, woods, and mossy structure. It feels formal, mature, and beautifully old-school, with a tailored drydown that gives the florals backbone rather than sweetness.
Madame de Luxia
Arabian Oud
Release year:
1999
An older feminine oriental with a dressed-up, perfumed style: florals, fruit sweetness, amber, musk, and polished woods. It feels glamorous and somewhat vintage in mood, with more fullness than minimal modern florals.
Madame Grès
Gres
Release year:
2013
Madame Grès is a polished later-era feminine with fruit, spice, woods, and vanilla arranged in a smooth and quietly luxurious way. It feels versatile and well-finished, bridging classic French style and more accessible modern wearability.
Madame Rochas
Rochas
Release year:
1960
Madame Rochas is a polished aldehydic floral with a cool elegant structure, bringing together bright florals, woods, and a smooth musky base in a highly classical style. It feels refined, poised, and unmistakably couture-minded.
Madawi
Arabian Oud
Release year:
2017
A radiant fruity-floral musk with peachy brightness, soft flowers, rose-tinted romance, patchouli, and a clean musky trail. It feels modern and elegant, bridging Western fruity-floral polish with Arabian Oud’s preference for long-lasting warmth and projection.
Madawi Gold Edition / Madawi 40 Years Gold Edition
Arabian Oud
Release year:
2022
A celebratory Madawi flanker with cardamom, tonka, pineapple brightness, and a warm vanilla base. It feels brighter and more festive than the original, with a golden fruity-spiced glow over the familiar smooth Arabian Oud richness.
Made in Heaven
A Lab on Fire
Release year:
2014
A creamy floral-gourmand with soft petals, sweet warmth, and a velvety musky base that gives it an airy but indulgent feel. It feels romantic and softly dreamy, like dessert and skin scent meeting halfway.
Madeleine
Masque Milano
Release year:
2020
A gourmand floral that turns pastry comfort into something more adult and perfumed. Chestnut accord, Chantilly cream, and cumin seed create a creamy-spiced opening, while tuberose, cypress, and geranium keep the heart floral and green enough to avoid pure dessert territory. Tonka, milky musks, and vanilla form a warm, soft, lactonic base.
Madeleine
Henry Jacques
Release year:
2024
A recent unisex fragrance with soft gourmand-tinged warmth, gentle florals, and a polished musky base. It feels comforting and elegant rather than sugary, like pastry warmth interpreted through haute perfumery.
Madeleine Impériale
Juliette Has A Gun
Release year:
2025
A plush gourmand-woody fragrance with a patisserie-like warmth, creamy sweetness, and polished ambery woods. It feels decadent and smooth, suggesting a refined dessert accord rather than a loud sugar bomb.
Mademoiselle
Parfümerie Brückner
Release year:
—
A bright young feminine with fresh fruit, delicate flowers, and a smooth musky-woody finish. It feels polished and cheerful, a lighter counterpoint to the heavier oud and amber entries in the house catalog.
Mademoiselle Amour
Fragonard
Release year:
2012
A polished Fragonard fragrance with a clear, accessible structure and a graceful drydown. Mademoiselle Amour fits the house's Grasse style: easy to understand, smoothly blended, and more focused on charm and wearability than on shock value.