Fragrance Families

A classic family built around bergamot top, floral heart, and oakmoss-patchouli-labdanum base.

Lavender, coumarin, and oakmoss: the foundational masculine accord.

Warm, resinous, and sweet, built around labdanum, benzoin, vanilla, and balsams.

The broadest family, anchored by one or more floral notes from soliflores to lush bouquets.

Cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, oud, and patchouli: dry, warm, or smoky depending on construction.

Edible accords (vanilla, caramel, chocolate, coffee, praline), pioneered by Mugler's Angel (1992).

Smoky, animalic, and resinous, built from birch tar, isobutyl quinoline, suede accords, or castoreum.