Powdery scents

What makes powdery fragrances special?

Typical powdery perfumes include notes such as iris, violet, musk, heliotrope, or tonka bean. These nuances create a soft, slightly dry fragrance that conveys warmth and comfort. Powdery fragrances can be fresh and light, but also warm and sensual—depending on the combination of notes.

When are powdery perfumes appropriate?

Powdery fragrances are true all-rounders – they adapt effortlessly to different situations and moods.

• During the day: ideal for the office and everyday life, as they have a discreet effect
• In the evening: in combination with floral or oriental notes they become more sensual
• All year round: powdery fragrances work in summer as well as in winter, as they are neither too heavy nor too volatile

Popular fragrance notes in powdery perfumes

Powdery perfumes are characterized by selected notes that give them their soft and elegant appearance.

• Iris & Violet – noble, floral, velvety
• Musk – soft, close to the skin, warm
• Heliotrope & Tonka Bean – sweet, creamy, cozy
• Vanilla & Amber – sensual, deep and elegant

Our selection of powdery perfumes

• Heeley – White Powder : Delicately powdery with cotton blossom and rice powder, rounded off with white florals, musk and a warm base of vanilla and sandalwood.
• Aedes de Venustas – Iris Nazarena : Smoky floral with iris, leather and incense on a warm base of vetiver and amber.
• Nomenclature – adr_ett : Futuristic and powdery with a dense Helvetolide® musk note, delicately fruity with pink pepper, cool iris, and sensual, creamy warmth from vanilla, tonka bean, and ambergris.