Rose and sandalwood open gently, softened by cashmeran and amber into a clean, musky warmth that stays close to the skin all day. The quietest and most wearable of the six.

Bergamot and cardamom open with real energy — bright, spiced and a little unexpected. Lavender and black pepper carry it through before cedarwood and tonka bean bring it home warm and dry.

Mandarin and grapefruit cut with mint and spice in the opening, deepening into rose and leather before settling into patchouli, amber and warm woods. Citrus on the surface, depth underneath.

Peach and rose rest on a bed of amber, musk, patchouli and sandalwood. Warm, skin-close and unhurried — the kind of scent people lean in to ask about.

Mandarin, bitter orange and blackcurrant open with real brightness, moving into lavender, orange blossom and jasmine before a warm vanilla and cedarwood drydown grounds the whole thing.

The warmest of the six. Mandarin and peach open over jasmine, rose and clove, settling into sandalwood and creamy vanilla musk with just enough spice to keep it interesting.