Rich & Sweet: All 3 Scents, Explained

Rich & Sweet is our warmest family. Vanilla, saffron, cherry, spice.

Sweet gets a bad name because most sweet perfume is cloying — dessert in a bottle, wears thin by lunchtime. Ours are built around warmth rather than sugar, and because they're oil perfumes rather than alcohol-based, the vanilla stays smooth on skin instead of turning sickly in the heat.

Three scents. Here's how each one actually smells.

1.Conquestor — Velvety Saffron Vanilla

Saffron and orange blossom open with a bittersweet elegance before velvety vanilla and tonka bean take over, and cedar and ambergris settle it smooth and sophisticated. Warm and rich without ever turning sweet. If most vanillas are too much for you, this is the one.

• Top: Saffron, Orange Blossom
• Heart: Vanilla, Tonka Bean
• Base: Cedar, Ambergris, Musk
• Feels like: Warm, composed, never loud
• Wear it for: Evenings, dinners, cooler moments

2.DeVille — Dark Cherry & Leather

A juicy cherry hit opens playful and a little mischievous, melting into rum-spiked florals of lily and tuberose, before a deep base of leather, vanilla and patchouli turns it warm and seductive. The kind of scent that leaves people wondering who that was.

• Top: Cherry, Lavender, Cinnamon
• Heart: Lily, Tuberose, Rum
• Base: Leather, Vanilla, Musk, Patchouli
• Feels like: Bold, dramatic, a little dangerous
• Wear it for: Nights out, dinners, evenings you want to be remembered

3.St. Noël — Warm Spiced Fruits

Sparkling citrus, ripe pear and plum open bright and festive, before warm cinnamon and clove meet creamy vanilla, amber and sandalwood, with a gentle touch of myrrh underneath. Bright up top, comforting underneath.

• Top: Bergamot, Citrus Rind, Pear, Plum
• Heart: Cinnamon, Cloves, Bay Leaf, Orange Blossom, Rose, Magnolia, Lily of the Valley
• Base: Vanilla, Amber, Sandalwood, Myrrh
• Feels like: Cosy, generous, festive
• Wear it for: Gatherings, cooler evenings, the festive season

It's the full expression of the scent — 50ml, alcohol-free, roughly 7 hours on skin.

No alcohol means no sharp first spray and no sting, and because it's oil-based it warms up on your skin instead of flashing off in the heat. That's the whole reason we make perfume this way.