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Projection

Projection is how far a fragrance travels away from your skin. It's not about strength on skin, it's about how noticeable it is to people standing near you.

• Subtle: stays close to the skin, only noticeable up close — ideal for the office, small rooms, or scent-sensitive spaces.
• Mild: a light presence within arm's reach, easy to layer without overwhelming a room.
• Strong: fills the space around you, noticeable to people nearby throughout the day.
• Bold & Heavy: announces itself the moment you walk in — built to be remembered.

For Season

Temperature changes how a fragrance behaves on skin. Heat speeds up evaporation, so a scent opens up faster and can feel sweeter or stronger at first, though it may also fade sooner. Cold slows that process down, letting heavier notes settle in smoothly instead of overwhelming.

• Spring: fresh florals, soft fruits, and light musks.
• Summer: citrus, aquatic, and green notes.
• Autumn: warm spices, woods, amber, and vanilla.
• Winter: oud, leather, smoke, and gourmand richness.

Best time to wear

A fragrance can shift with the clock just as much as with the season.

• Day: light, easy-to-wear notes — citrus, florals, clean musks, soft woods.
• Evening: deeper, more expressive notes — oud, amber, leather, spice, vanilla.

Gender

This is how a fragrance house markets a scent's general style — wear whatever makes you feel most like yourself.

Scent category

The main olfactory family and olfactory direction of the fragrance.

Longevity

How long you can expect to catch the fragrance on skin and clothing throughout the day.