Fragrance families: find your type of perfume
There is no single way to describe a perfume. Fragrance families are a good place to start.
Family aromatic
Explore the aromatic side
Check the references classified as aromatic in Mileyre's catalogue and compare their different facets.
May evoke
Green, aquatic and spicy aromatic
A perfume
changes too.
The scent pyramid helps describe how a perfume develops as you wear it.
- Top notes
The first impression when applying the fragrance.
- Heart notes
The facets that become more prominent afterwards.
- Base notes
Nuances accompanying its final development.
Editorial guide based on the Fundación Academia del Perfume. Notes are not ingredients. Check each perfume's composition on its product page and label.