THE RIGHT PERFUME FOR EVERY SEASON

Perfumes change character depending on the season.
A fragrance that feels fresh and light in summer
can create a completely different impression in winter.

Summer Freshness: Light and Fruity Fragrances

• Top notes: Choose fresh citrus accords such as bergamot, grapefruit or green mandarin. They create an immediate cooling and summery sensation.

• Heart notes: Flowers such as neroli, jasmine or lavender provide a soft, airy body without feeling too heavy.

• Base notes: Keep woody and musky undertones subtle, for example with light sandalwood or white musk.

• Tip: Spray your perfume on both clothing and skin – fabric holds fragrance longer without becoming overpowering.

Autumn Warmth: Spicy and Woody Accents

• Top notes: Apple, red currant or pear add a fruity touch reminiscent of falling autumn leaves.

• Heart notes: Spices such as cinnamon, nutmeg or clove create warmth and a cosy feeling.

• Base notes: Choose deeper woody notes: cedarwood, patchouli or vetiver provide a warm and comforting undertone.

• Tip: Combine fragrance layering with a matching body lotion to enhance the spicy notes even further.

Spring Revival: Floral and Green Fragrances

• Top notes: Green leaves, mint or almond blossom provide a fresh opening.

• Heart notes: Flowers such as lily of the valley, rose or peony create a soft spring bouquet.

• Base notes: A touch of vanilla or light musk creates an elegant finish without becoming too heavy.

• Tip: Keep your favourite spring fragrances in the refrigerator for truly refreshing sprays on warm days.

Winter Depth: Rich and Oriental Fragrances

• Top notes: Warm citrus notes such as blood orange or mandarin combine surprisingly well with a winter fragrance profile.

• Heart notes: Resins such as labdanum, incense and rosewood create a rich and mysterious atmosphere.

• Base notes: Heavy woods such as sandalwood and agarwood, together with amber and dark musk, provide intensity and lasting warmth.

• Tip: Apply perfume to warm pulse points such as the wrists, neck and behind the ears for stronger projection in cold air.

General Seasonal Tips

1. Store correctly: Perfumes last longer in a dark, cool environment.

2. Test on your skin: Everyone experiences fragrance notes differently – try samples and wear them for a full day.

3. Rotate regularly: You quickly become accustomed to a fragrance; switch with the seasons or every four to six weeks for a renewed experience.

4. Avoid over-applying: In colder months fragrance diffuses less strongly, so you can spray a little more generously; in summer, less is often better.

With these seasonal tips, you can choose a fragrance all year round that perfectly matches the temperature and atmosphere. Discover top, heart and base notes that complement spring rain, summer sunshine, autumn leaves and winter cold!