MONEY

The scent is inspired by nature.
You can feel a natural clean aroma and enjoy the simplicity of fragrance.
Made in the USA. Packed in the UK.

1. Oud (Agarwood)

• A deeply resinous, smoky, and woody note, oud is known for its luxurious and exotic appeal. It's often used in high-end, niche fragrances.

2. Rose

• Particularly the more refined and rare varieties like Bulgarian or Turkish rose. Rose offers a rich, floral note that is classic and timeless, frequently used in expensive perfumes.

3. Amber

• A warm, resinous, and slightly sweet note that adds depth, richness, and a sense of opulence.

4. Musk

• Musk adds a sensual, soft, and animalistic quality to fragrances, providing a lasting, creamy base that feels sophisticated.

5. Sandalwood

• A creamy, smooth, and woody note that adds depth and luxury to perfumes. It’s often used in both Eastern and Western high-end scents.

6. Vanilla (especially the rare varieties like Tahitian Vanilla)

• While vanilla is sweet, the more complex varieties, especially those that are rich and not overly sweet, convey warmth and luxury.

7. Leather

• A smoky, animalic, and sometimes sweet note that evokes richness and a sense of elegance. Leather is often used in both men’s and women’s luxury fragrances.

8. Saffron

• A rare and expensive spice that brings a warm, slightly leathery, and spicy note. It’s a luxurious addition to many high-end perfumes.

9. Tuberose

• A creamy, heady floral note that’s rich, intoxicating, and often associated with expensive, vintage perfumes.

10. Iris

• A powdery, floral note with an elegant, sophisticated feel. Iris is used in many high-end fragrances to add a refined, almost aristocratic touch.

11. Patchouli

• Earthy, woody, and slightly spicy, patchouli can add depth and an almost mystical quality to perfumes, often seen in luxurious and niche fragrances.

12. Benzoin

• A resinous, sweet, and vanilla-like note that brings warmth and richness to a fragrance, often used in luxury perfumes for a rounded, enveloping effect.