5 Scent Box: Citrus & Colognes

The bottles are 2ml refillable glass atomisers, with secure screw tops.

Other 5 Scent boxes: Fruit and Gourmands       Florals

This is a diagram of the notes in a perfume, typically used to help guide anyone unfamiliar with a perfume. In fact, most perfumes contain far more notes than are listed and not all rise and fall as the pyramid suggests - perfumes are far cleverer than that! Some top notes last for a few hours and some bottom notes are detectable almost immediately. But it works well as a guide and is the clearest visual aid for a smell we have found.

Citrus and Cologne Style Scents

Honeysuckle: mandarin; TT - bergamot.

The top notes are bright and usually include several citrus oils. The heart notes may include floral or herbal accords, such as lavender, rose or rosemary, which help to balance the citrus. The base notes are usually light wood, such as cedar or sandalwood which provide longevity and depth. 

Colognes:

Green Man - lime and mint; Manannan - lavender; Sky Hill - complex woody.

Fresh, bright notes distinguishing the cologne style. Top notes are typically citrusy and aromatic, such as bergamot and lemon with a burst of freshness. The heart can be deeper: vanilla, jasmine or spice, providing some warmth and complexity. Base notes are often woody and probably why these were originally described as masculine fragrances. It is a scent for anyone looking for a timeless, clean scent.