Womens

Top Notes: almond milk, damask rose, lilac, orange blossom, vanilla 

Base Notes: solar notes, jasmine, star anise, atlas cedar

Look at the world from a new perspective with a #570 inspired by Drop d'Issey and see the hidden beauty of nature. Enlighten your mood with a wildly feminine composition: an enveloping solar bouquet of lilac with a musky note and an almond milk facet. Follow a drop in its journey through nature. In a transparent droplet, the drop loses its shape, then takes on a new one. It flattens out, then bounces back. it reflects, rebounds, and changes your perspective. The pure, round-shaped bottle combines the simplicity of a perfect, poetic shape with the deliberately tactile facet of the bottle in a single piece. Like a mirror and magnifying glass, it makes way for dreams, for poetry, and fantasy.

It reveals the scent of an uncatchable flower, the lilac, whose scent cannot be extracted from the flower in nature and was recomposed for the first time- How? By using green chemistry to make the most of highly innovative techniques while protecting actual lilacs since the flowers do not need to be harvested. It is nature, recreated by the human hand.

In the top notes, Damask rose adds a pure, sheer floral facet. In the heart of the fragrance, lilac is enhanced by a note of ethically sourced orange blossom and an almond milk accord. In the base notes, a musky accord meets upcycled cedarwood and vanillin to complete the olfactory trail.

Top Notes: Cloves, cumin, mandarin, cardamom, clove, caraway, liquorice, mango

Base Notes: Heliotrope, gardenia, ylang-ylang, amber, patchouli, vanilla

#51 Inspired by Kenzo Jungle is an Oriental Spicy fragrance for women. Loud, extroverted, fun times... an extravaganza of stomping spices and in-your-face good cheer. Opens with syrupy mandarin-infused cloves, a whiff of cumin and surging liquorice. Minutes later there's a spice-infused ylang-ylang in a dust storm of cardamom, and then a mist of patchouli before vanilla appears. If a sensual spicy fragrance is your cup of tea - grab jungle.

Top Notes: Bitter orange, red currant, pink pepper, green tea, peony, violet, jasmine

Base Notes: Cedar, wood, oakmoss, amber

#073 Inspired by Funny! Is a fresh fragrance lover’s dream. It's a real out of the shower freshness smell. Let this fragrance put a smile on your face.

Top Notes: Musk, raspberry, orange blossom, bergamot, ylang-ylang

Base Notes: Jasmine, amber, patchouli, papyrus

#361 Inspired by Bvlgari Goldea is your go to for an injection of positivity and delight. The name means "Gold Goddess''. This fragrance has a delicious atmosphere of orange blossom with zest of bergamot and a shiver of raspberry. It's reminiscent of confectionary, and its golden aura of loveliness makes it the perfect rainy-day antidote.

Top Notes: Patchouli, watermelon, water notes, black pepper

Base Notes: Honey, vanilla, mimosa

#058 Inspired by Eau De Star by Mugler is no different to his unusual fragrance style. This is another discontinued scent Valley of Roses holds the formula to. There is something very comforting and retro about Eau de Star. #058 Eau de Star opens with a burst of creamy, black pepper. The mimosa spins sugary, sweet, and softly just behind this pepper accord. The mimosa quickly bows out while this creamy black pepper turns very sharp and almost green. The watermelon rind/aqueous fruit note surface and battles with the sharp black pepper. Well balanced.

Top Notes: Red fruits, peony, Egyptian jasmine

Base Notes: Ambroxan, florals

#370 Inspired by Kenzo World opens with a surge of flowers by the armful, from petals to bouquets, with bursts of sweetness. It's a brilliant fragrance, with a lively sparkling trail, a crazy rock nectar with an intoxicating scent that titillates the nose. A shot of energy that benefits the soul. The key note in this fragrance is Ambroxan: Ambroxan gives the flowers the enticing quality that we need to forget them as such. It's a bit like the sfumato in the paintings of Leonardo da Vinci, when you juxtapose power. It acts like the fog, when the mist blurs the contours of things all around, and we only recognise their hazy outline.