Note combinations

Explore scents, understand their notes, and choose what to try on your own skin.

4 · Fragrances

Tea and fig, beyond the obvious

Explore perfumes that list both black tea and fig. Read each composition before choosing: the same two notes can sit within very different scents.248 · Fragrances

Rose meets saffron

Find perfumes that bring rose and saffron into the same composition. Compare the surrounding notes and descriptions instead of assuming every pairing will smell alike.141 · Fragrances

Tobacco, vanilla, and what surrounds them

Browse perfumes with both tobacco and vanilla in their published notes. Use the complete compositions to choose what to sample; neither sweetness nor strength follows from two note names alone.94 · Fragrances

Iris and cardamom in one perfume

Discover perfumes that list iris and cardamom together. Follow the other notes and read each description to see how differently this pairing can be framed.