The Perfume Library

964 perfumes

Diabolique

Happyland Studio

Floral · Fruity · Sweet

Happyland Studio Diabolique is a men's fragrance that pairs a floral, fruity sweetness with spice and wood, with a clearly gourmand side. Its sillage is rated strong, and most voters describe it as a scent that leaves a trail. The vote count is small, but the scores are high and its value for money is rated well. It is sold as a men's fragrance, though its sweet, oriental character keeps it away from a hard masculine line. The notes have no top, heart and base split, so the scent reads as a whole. Cinnamon, cardamom and black pepper give a spicy warmth, while caramel, rum and almond turn it gourmand. Jasmine, violet and heliotrope add a soft floral touch, and sandalwood, patchouli and gaiac wood set a woody, creamy ground.

Green Tea Therapy

6.6

The Healing Garden

Fresh · Floral · Aquatic

The Healing Garden Green Tea Therapy is a fresh, green women's fragrance built around tea, mint and fruit notes. Tea and mint give the scent a cool, green feel, while the fruits and floral notes sweeten and soften it. Amber and musk stay in the background, setting it on a gently warm, smooth base. Aquatic and fougère accords add to the clean, airy impression. With its fresh, fruity profile, it sits close to Nikos Sculpture Fresh Blue and Zara White Tag.

Lily

6.7

Dior · 1999

Fresh · Floral · Green

Dior Lily opens with fresh bergamot and green notes before moving into a floral heart of lily of the valley, jasmine and lilac; it is a women's fragrance that has been discontinued. The opening is light and airy: bergamot, green notes, rosewood and fruits. In the heart, lily of the valley, jasmine, lilac and rose give the scent a green, floral character. Sandalwood and musk soften the base and leave a warm, clean trail. Carolina Herrera Flore (Eau de Parfum) and Bottega Verde Mughetto have a close profile to Dior Lily.

Make the Cover for Him

6.6

Playboy · 2020

Fresh · Citrus · Aquatic

Playboy Make the Cover for Him is a fresh, citrusy and aquatic fragrance for men, with green and fruity touches and a light sweetness. It opens with bergamot, green apple and green cardamom, then moves into fruits, lavender water and violet leaf. In the dry-down, tonka bean, patchouli and amberwood soften it onto a woody, lightly sweet base. A spicy, synthetic edge stays in the background. Longevity and sillage are rated moderate, though the small number of votes makes that only a rough guide. Marketed as a men's fragrance, it sits closer to relaxed everyday wear. Bruno Banani Made for Men and Paris Bleu Aviator have a close profile.