This sample pack of nine fragrances is a chance to discover the phenomenon of Aldehydes. The fragrances in this pack span many different styles from leather to floral to sea breezes. It also contains a sample of the raw material. A mix of aldehydes we use in our bespoke lab which will allow you get familiar with the smell of aldehydes as a singular material. This will in turn help when trying to recognise the smell within the nine fragrance we have carefully selected.
The pack contains 10 x 1 ml samples:
- Mojito Chypre (Discontinued) by Pierre Guillaume Cruise/CroisiereAldehydes for a glossy fruit skin effect
- Rien by Etat Libre d'OrangeAldehydes for a leather touch
- Fleur de Louis (Discontinued) by ArquisteA Perfect example of an aldehydic white floral
- PG5.1 Suede Osmanthe by Pierre Guillaume - Parfumerie GénéraleSmooth, iridescent leather
- Pure Azure (Discontinued) by Phaedon ParisSalt and sun (but really aldehydes)
- Talento by MendittorosaAldehydes as ice crystals on rose petals
- Monopteros by Der DuftMetallic aldehydes overdose
- Soap Paper by J-ScentThe soapy aspect of aldehydes
- RO by MayssonRadiant white linen
- +Sample of Bloom’s bespoke lab base H14 (a mix of aldehydes) / Reference material
Read more about why these perfumes best illustrate the theme in the "Aldehydes in Perfume" editor pick.
This sample pack is available as a standalone product, and also was part of our year long subscription service.
All about this fragrance
Aldehydes Pack’s concept
This pack was curated to put a name to a nuance many people already know from flowers, citrus rind, soap, leather or familiar perfumes. Rather than treating aldehydes as a single fragrance style, the selection spans contrasting compositions to reveal their different roles. Including the bespoke lab’s aldehydic blend gives the edit a clear point of comparison, helping the wearer recognise and remember that nuance within the nine finished fragrances.
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- 1
Reads your profile
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- 2
Compares it with this fragrance
Notes, structure and strength, and how similar fragrances landed with you.
- 3
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A fit from “Strong fit” to “Not for you”, with the reasons, at your reading length.
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Your stylist is an AI, so treat the verdict as an informed opinion, not a promise. The surest test is still skin: most fragrances come as a 1 ml sample.
This sample pack of nine fragrances is a chance to discover the phenomenon of Aldehydes. The fragrances in this pack span many different styles from leather to floral to sea breezes. It also contains a sample of the raw material. A mix of aldehydes we use in our bespoke lab which will allow you get familiar with the smell of aldehydes as a singular material. This will in turn help when trying to recognise the smell within the nine fragrance we have carefully selected.
The pack contains 10 x 1 ml samples:
- Mojito Chypre (Discontinued) by Pierre Guillaume Cruise/CroisiereAldehydes for a glossy fruit skin effect
- Rien by Etat Libre d'OrangeAldehydes for a leather touch
- Fleur de Louis (Discontinued) by ArquisteA Perfect example of an aldehydic white floral
- PG5.1 Suede Osmanthe by Pierre Guillaume - Parfumerie GénéraleSmooth, iridescent leather
- Pure Azure (Discontinued) by Phaedon ParisSalt and sun (but really aldehydes)
- Talento by MendittorosaAldehydes as ice crystals on rose petals
- Monopteros by Der DuftMetallic aldehydes overdose
- Soap Paper by J-ScentThe soapy aspect of aldehydes
- RO by MayssonRadiant white linen
- +Sample of Bloom’s bespoke lab base H14 (a mix of aldehydes) / Reference material
Read more about why these perfumes best illustrate the theme in the "Aldehydes in Perfume" editor pick.
This sample pack is available as a standalone product, and also was part of our year long subscription service.
All about this fragrance
Aldehydes Pack’s concept
This pack was curated to put a name to a nuance many people already know from flowers, citrus rind, soap, leather or familiar perfumes. Rather than treating aldehydes as a single fragrance style, the selection spans contrasting compositions to reveal their different roles. Including the bespoke lab’s aldehydic blend gives the edit a clear point of comparison, helping the wearer recognise and remember that nuance within the nine finished fragrances.