The answer is simple: less margin and products made with local suppliers. Everything is in the ingredients, the creation and the bottle! Local manufacturing allows us to minimize transportation costs while fully valuing French know-how. We thus set up a virtuous circuit between the perfumer and the friends of the House.

Yes, we have chosen to offer all our creations in Eau de Parfum, which is more concentrated than Eau de Toilette. When talking about the lastingness of a perfume, we must also take into account the skin's pH level. A perfume will last in a different way from one person to another.

To know more about the different concentrations, read our perfume guide.

Our fragrances have been developed to contain between 82% and 99% ingredients of natural origin. They have been carefully selected to meet the strictest health and safety standards. Our perfumers always look for the best natural ingredients, as long as these raw materials are non-allergenic and the extraction of their essence respects our planet and is possible.

Our perfumes are therefore sustainable. If you want to know more about our clean fragrances, discover our commitments.

Perfumes are designed according to an olfactory pyramid:

- Top notes: These are the first scents you smell when you spray a perfume. They are often quite fresh and evaporate quite quickly on your skin (a few minutes).

- Heart notes: They appear as the head evaporates. They will stay with you for a few hours.

- The base notes: This is the scent that you smell at the end of the day and that is absorbed by your clothes. It includes less volatile raw materials such as woods. Want to know more? Find our guide to know everything about the different types of notes.

The fragrance lasts longer on the pulse points of your body. These can be the neck, the hollow behind the ear, the wrists. Some people prefer a few sprays on clothing.

Have you ever tried layering your fragrances? Master all the secrets of layering with our Mix & Match tips.

Yes, our perfumes contain alcohol, water and fragrance ingredients. Dye-free, preservative-free.

To learn more about the creation of a perfume, find our behind-the-scenes articles on perfumery.