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Instit Topics: olfactory families explained

Floral, woody, chypre, musky… Instit Topics explains perfumery's olfactory families, notes and raw materials, no jargon. Put words to what you smell and find the perfume that suits you.

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Perfume layering: how to layer your scents

One base, one spark, and a taste test. The guide to layering your perfumes the way you'd put together a recipe.

La Versateam

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Roll-on or spray: what's the difference?

Roll-on or spray? It's not about size, it's about how you wear it. One sits on your skin, the other fills the air.

La Versateam

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Neroli in perfumery

ADELE FADILI

Croissant Café bottle by Versatile Paris surrounded by croissants and coffee Image

Discovering the perfumer's profession

Coralie Frébourg

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Spicy notes in perfumery

Pepper, cinnamon, cardamom, ginger: spices warm up or wake up a perfume. Warm spices, fresh spices: we explain.

Coralie Frébourg

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Coniferous notes in perfumery

Pine, fir, cypress, juniper: coniferous (or terpenic) notes smell of forest and resin. Materials and perfumes.

Coralie Frébourg

Person holding a La Foncedalle bottle by Versatile Paris in a cloud of smoke Image

Aromatic notes in perfumery

Lavender, rosemary, sage, basil: herbs bring freshness and character. Materials, history and cult perfumes.

Coralie Frébourg

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Aldehydic notes in perfumery

Soapy, sparkling, a little retro: aldehydes revolutionized perfumery with N°5. Here's everything you need to know.

Coralie Frébourg

It's a Match-a bottle by Versatile Paris with a matcha latte and blueberry pancakes Image

Green notes in perfumery

Cut grass, crushed leaves, galbanum: green notes bring a crisp, sparkling freshness. Materials and cult perfumes.

Coralie Frébourg

God Bless Cola roll-on bottle by Versatile Paris on a white background Image

The oriental (amber) family in perfumery

Vanilla, resins, tonka, incense: the oriental, or amber, family warms everything up. Its materials and cult perfumes.

Coralie Frébourg