A brighter
kind of you.
The sparkle of citrus peel. A crisp morning. A fragrance direction for those drawn to clarity and freshness.
Begin your story
Freshness, with
something underneath.
- 01Describe zesty, green, juicy or dry freshness.
- 02Mention any sharp or sweet notes you prefer to avoid.
- 03Compare the fragrance at different points in the day.
Citrus perfume can suggest the sharpness of freshly cut peel, a softer juicy brightness or a dry, green edge. When creating your brief, it helps to distinguish the freshness you enjoy from sharpness you find uncomfortable. Familiar references from fruit, gardens or travel can be more useful than technical fragrance language.
A bespoke fragrance develops beyond its first impression. During the sampling stage, wear each interpretation long enough to notice what follows the bright opening. We discuss that transition with you and refine the chosen composition, aiming for a balance that feels right across your day rather than only at the first spray.
How should I test a fresh fragrance?
Try it on clean skin and revisit it over several hours. Make notes on both the opening and what remains, because fresh impressions can change as a perfume develops.
See how your perfume is created ↗From a memory
to a signature.
No need to know your notes. Just bring your story — we’ll take it from there.
Discover the process ↗A conversation
The places, people and scents that matter to you. A private consultation to find your direction.
Two interpretations
Two scent samples, created around your brief. Wear them on your skin and tell us what you feel.
Your final composition
We refine your favourite, prepare one final sample, then bottle your personal fragrance.
Before
your first note.
How should I test a fresh fragrance?
Try it on clean skin and revisit it over several hours. Make notes on both the opening and what remains, because fresh impressions can change as a perfume develops.
How long will my perfume take?
The process usually takes four weeks or more. Share any wedding, birthday or gift deadline at the start so the atelier can confirm availability and a suitable schedule.
How much does it cost?
Published starting prices are £80 for 10 ml, £140 for 30 ml and £190 for 50 ml, including consultation and development. Rare or costly ingredients may change the final price. Paired commissions are quoted separately.