Browse by scent family.

Bright citrus peel over fresh herbs — bergamot, lemon, neroli, mint, basil — usually on a light woody or musky base.

Clean, airy and watery: sea notes, ozonic accords, cucumber and fresh citrus over soft woods and musk.

The classic barbershop structure: lavender, geranium and herbs over tonka, coumarin and oakmoss or its modern substitutes.

Dry woods — cedar, vetiver, patchouli, ambergris — lifted by citrus, pepper and aromatic herbs.

Woods warmed with spices: cardamom, pepper, nutmeg, cinnamon and saffron over cedar, sandalwood and vetiver.

Wood at the centre: sandalwood, cedar, vetiver, guaiac and cashmere woods, with little else competing.

Warm, resinous and spiced: amber, labdanum, benzoin and incense with cinnamon, clove, saffron or pepper.

Soft, warm and enveloping: vanilla, tonka, benzoin and amber, often with a floral or woody heart.

Edible notes lead: caramel, praline, chocolate, coffee, honey, sweet fruits and vanilla.

A bouquet or a single flower at the centre — rose, iris, violet, peony, lily of the valley — on musk and woods.

Rich white flowers: jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom, gardenia and ylang-ylang, often creamy and heady.

Juicy fruits — pear, berries, peach, lychee, apple — over a floral heart and soft musks.

Rose as the signature, from fresh and dewy to dark and jammy, often paired with oud, saffron or patchouli.

The contrast of citrus top notes against a mossy, patchouli and labdanum base, often with a floral or fruity heart.

Smoky, supple or animalic leather, with birch tar, saffron, suede or tobacco facets.

Agarwood at the centre — animalic, woody and resinous — often with rose, saffron, amber and incense.

Clean, skin-like or powdery musks as the signature, with soft florals, amber or woods.

Cut grass, leaves, galbanum, fig leaf and green tea: fresh, sharp and natural.

Iris, violet, heliotrope and musk: soft, cosmetic and velvety.