Fragrance Guide

Find a direction you enjoy

Fragrance families are a useful starting point when exploring a collection. The descriptions below explain common scent vocabulary; they are not confirmed ingredient or performance claims for our current concept products.

Amber

Often used to describe a warm, rounded impression, sometimes associated with resinous, sweet or softly spicy notes.

Rose and floral

Floral fragrances can range from light and airy to full and rich. Rose can be fresh, soft, green or warm depending on the composition.

Woody

Woody profiles often suggest dry, earthy or warm impressions. Individual compositions may use very different materials to create that character.

Fresh

Fresh profiles can suggest brightness, clean air, citrus, green notes or an aquatic impression. Colour in a campaign image does not establish the scent composition.

Try thoughtfully

When products become available, read their labels and instructions. Fragrance can develop differently on different people, and perceived strength changes with use and surroundings. Follow product-specific safety advice and avoid contact with eyes or irritated skin.

Looking for a particular note?

Contact shop@elesnc.com. Confirmed notes, ingredients, bottle sizes and product instructions will be shown on the relevant product pages.