Seasons
Autumn suits warm spices, soft woods, amber, vanilla and orchard fruits. The notes that work best in cooler weather, why, and how to wear them.
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Autumn favours warm spices, soft woods, resins, vanilla and orchard fruits.
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Cool air slows evaporation, so richer notes feel balanced instead of heavy.
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Accords like pumpkin spice or chestnut are blends, not single ingredients.
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Layering a summer citrus over a woody base bridges the seasons.
Warm spices such as cardamom, cinnamon and clove, soft woods like cedar and sandalwood, resins and amber accords, vanilla and tonka, plus fruit notes like apple, fig and plum.
Cool air slows evaporation, so a perfume opens more quietly and stays closer to the skin.
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