Find your scent.
Every fragrance is built in three tiers that reveal themselves in turn as the lightest materials evaporate first and the heaviest last. In an extrait de parfum — the most concentrated form — each stage opens more slowly and lasts longer.
How a perfume unfolds
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Top
The first impression
First 10–30 minutes
The lightest, most volatile materials: citrus peels, bright spices, sparkling fruit. They are what you smell first on skin and on a blotter — and they leave first.
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Heart
The character
From 20 minutes to several hours
Once the top lifts, the heart — the middle notes — takes over: flowers, green notes, softer spices, the theme of the fragrance. This is what most people mean by how a perfume smells.
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Base
The memory
From the first hour into the next day
Woods, resins, musks and amber evaporate slowest. They anchor everything above them from the start and are the last to leave — often still on skin or clothes the next morning.
The five, by character
All five extraits. Each one starts from a place or a name.
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Close to it
Citrus Over Stones
Fresh
Bright mornings and long lunches by the sea.
Lemon · Sea breeze · Warm stone
AED 299 · 100 ml -
Close to it
Cedar Across the Dunes
Woody
Cool evenings, and somewhere quiet to be.
Bergamot · Cedarwood · Amber (to be confirmed)
AED 299 · 100 ml -
Close to it
Heraa
Floral
For a celebration that runs late.
Bergamot · Rose · Oud (to be confirmed)
AED 299 · 100 ml -
Close to it
Athar
Warm
Close and warm, for winter nights.
Saffron · Amber · Oud (to be confirmed)
AED 299 · 50 ml -
Close to it
Reem
Floral
Soft, for when you want to be remembered.
Red fruit · Violet (to be confirmed)
AED 299 · 50 ml -
Can’t decide?
Tell us what you usually wear, or who it’s for, and we’ll suggest one.
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