Top Notes
The first impression as a fragrance meets skin — the part that changes fastest.
This page explains how we read fragrance: structure, fragrance families, and the language we use to build a composition.
The first impression as a fragrance meets skin — the part that changes fastest.
The main character once the opening settles — the core of the composition.
The longest-lasting layer, defining the trail a fragrance leaves behind.
Freshness from fruit peel — bright, sharp and quick to change.
Herbal and lightly spiced — clean, with a decisive character.
Flowers in many faces: fresh, dense or soft.
Wood as a frame — dry, warm and long-lasting.
Resins, balsams and a dense warmth.
Sweet, soft accents that give a composition body.
Explore the ParfumGWE fragrance collection, designed through a blend of perfumery, Persona and technology to create a personal aroma experience.
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