Gourmand
Gourmand
Gourmand fragrances offer a delectable olfactory journey, blending edible delights like vanilla, caramel, and coffee with floral or woody notes. They balance rich dessert-like accords with traditional ingredients, resulting in a familiar yet novel composition. With the power to evoke emotions and memories, gourmand fragrances are a delightful indulgence.
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Pear Pavlova comes on juicy and fluffy... but quickly shows its true strength!
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Sweet but melancholic, blending vanilla frosting and soft sponge with a waxy, slightly burnt undertone, like candles just blown out in an empty room.
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Anyone with a taste for tobacco will opt in. But when the combined sweetness of vanilla, honey, and citrus come through, they’ll be confounded by the sheer contrast of it all. This is a good thing.
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Most vanillas take their time. This one wakes up early! A creamy vanilla with almond milk and roasted tonka, built to bloom from the first spray.
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The artificial fluorescence of desire: cold, colourful, synthetic, almost childish. There is something glossy, cheap, and disposable like fresh cream and chewing gum and plastic: made to be consumed and replaced. Softness gathers on the skin like wax beneath a forgotten spotlight - the memory outlives the beauty.
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A playful gourmand that wraps you in warm vanilla, salted caramel, and freshly baked waffle cone, swirled with hints of cinnamon and creamy ice cream. Sweet, nostalgic, and addictive, like stepping into an ice cream shop.
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A LITTLE SECRET Cleo Gordon doesn’t belong but she sees no way out. She’s too beautiful for the small mountain town where she’s spent her whole life, too educated to relate to the locals, and too curious for her own good. Her quest to find light in the encroaching darkness leads her to catalog everything in her life that brings joy, from a slice of cherry pie chased by a cup of black coffee to the sound of a roaring waterfall in the pitch-black night. Her observations of “Life’s Little Luxuries”
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Zesty tangerine and husky coconut bring liveliness to the enticing scent of peach pie. Walnuts stud the surface whilst a cloud of cream slowly melts into the pastry. Jasmine and sandalwood bring an unexpectedly sophisticated dimension as a sumptuous base of amber and musks gives lashings of luxury.
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Mango Sticky Rice pays homage to Thailand’s most beloved dessert, enjoyed for generations at temple fairs and family gatherings. This scent celebrates the harmony of juicy mangoes, tender sticky rice, and creamy coconut milk. An exquisite dish that embodies the sweetness of Thai hospitality.
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Very Bad Rice is a solar gourmand inspired by the guilty pleasure of mango sticky rice. Ripe mango, warm sticky rice, creamy coconut milk, and sweet, velvety ube.
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Tobacco and cistus ignite the first encounter. Tonka bean and a duo of vanillas deepen the affair. White musks, patchouli, and amber linger on the skin like a secret too tempting to keep. This fragrance transforms vanilla into an intimate obsession—warm, smoky, and quietly addictive.Sold out
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Amélie twisted matcha into a milky, green accord, surprising and ultra-gourmand. A soft, sweet opening of warm pancake and juicy blueberry melts into the roundness of vanilla and crunchy pistachio. Contrast the vegetal freshness of matcha tea meets the creamy smoothness of warm milk. A suave veil, more softness than strictness: sweet, tender, comforting. A meeting between frothy green tea and a generously filled brunch table.
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Darkness sealed behind lips. A gourmand that replaces sweetness with tension: bitter cocoa, peppered heat, skin’s warmth. Boccanera is intimacy with teeth – tender, dangerous, and close enough to bite.
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Seoul, 1997. Instant coffee from a vending machine. Roasted chestnuts in a paper bag, and their warm, toasty heat. Recalling the old alleys of the city.
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Like the frantic hustle of the bee through a maze of multi-faceted scents, Zoologist Bee delivers a surreal experience. The rich aroma of honey captivates, while alluring florals, royal jelly, animalic beeswax and regal incense unite to create a buzz, offering excitement, and the sweet rewards of life.
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Deliciously addictive, this fragrance has notes of citrus, sugar, cotton candy, violet rose, patchouli, sandalwood, amber and vanilla.
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A blend that’ll speak to old souls. Think an intoxicating melange of patchouli, vanilla, and sweet rum, and when the jasmine and cedarwood settle, tobacco then stakes its claim.
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Warm milk with a bite. Soft. Sticky. Sinful. Dirty Milk starts with a splash of creamy milk and gooey caramel; sweet, thick, and a little too much in the best way. Then it turns. Buttery iris melts into spicy akigalawood, where softness meets heat, and skin meets trouble. It finishes in a slow drip of vanilla and warm musk, clinging like sweat on skin.Sold out
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Amélie twisted matcha into a milky, green accord, surprising and ultra-gourmand. A soft, sweet opening of warm pancake and juicy blueberry melts into the roundness of vanilla and crunchy pistachio. Contrast the vegetal freshness of matcha tea meets the creamy smoothness of warm milk. A suave veil, more softness than strictness: sweet, tender, comforting. A meeting between frothy green tea and a generously filled brunch table.
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The dense, intimate sweetness of spiced wine, narcissus and dark fruit, layered with chocolate cake, plum jam, honeyed pastry and candied orange. Beneath the gourmand warmth, tobacco, myrrh and dark woods emerge alongside the soft steam of hot cocoa and the faint cleanliness of hand cream — rich, nostalgic and slightly secretive, like the remnants of a celebration remembered by only one person.
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The hazy, syrupy sweetness of bitter orange peel, peach stone and almond-like amaretto, softened by candle wax and warm labdanum. Vanilla powder, tonka and honeycomb gather around a faintly smoky tobacco warmth, while passionflower lends something delicate and almost devotional — sweet, glowing and slowly dissolving, like the last moments of a ceremony in a room becoming too warm.
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Matcha Soft Serve opens with a ceremonial-grade matcha accord. In just minutes, as the earthy green notes subside, a creamy vanilla heart emerges: warm, sweet, cosy, delectable.
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Live, love, sugar. The feeling of sugar addiction in its purest state. Pure sweetness, elevated.16% OFF
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In a Post-Apocalyptic world, a survivor of a sophisticated and refined civilisation is wearing a shimmering, tailor-made dress walking through a smoky, obscure place. The contraposition between Beauty and Terror is expressed by The Tyger by W Blake: the animal is incredibly charming and seducing, yet dark, terrible and dramatic. The perfume is the result of this striking and sublime combination, creating a unique, mesmerising atmosphere.


















