Fragrance Family
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A distinctly sparkling, almost soapy sharpness — the effect that gave Chanel No. 5 its shimmer. A small, singular family, but instantly recognizable once you know it.
11 fragrances
Chanel
Aldehydes and neroli opening onto a rose-jasmine heart, resting on sandalwood, vanilla, and vetiver — the fragrance that defined the whole aldehydic family.
Lanvin
Aldehydes and peach over a dense floral heart of jasmine, rose, and iris, settling into sandalwood, amber, and musk.
Mandarin and marine notes brightened with aldehydes and neroli, fading into cedar, tonka bean, and white musk.
Estée Lauder
Spice and aldehydes over bergamot and clove, deepening into a heavy amber-patchouli-oakmoss base — a 1953 original still setting the template for spicy-aldehydic scents.
Maison Francis Kurkdjian
Aldehydes and bergamot over white flowers and jasmine, resting on white musk and sandalwood — a modern, softer take on the classic aldehydic structure.
Cartier
Aldehydes and pineapple over green galbanum and orchid, warmed by vanilla, tonka bean, and sandalwood.
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