The Truth About Perfume.
Perfumes have been around for centuries. Usually a carefully blended collection of essential oils and fragrance compounds come together to form a delightful scent. With literally hundreds of thousands to choose from how do you?!
It should be easy to tweak the balance of ingredients, just like any nice recipe find one you like and then make it your own. Until now that has not been possible.
We have created six incredible fragrances, there's something for everyone. But we know your taste may be slightly different we know you will like them, but we want you to love them!
That's where our allurettes come in - with 12 in the range and an ever expanding collection the scope for modification is boundless.
How The Perfumoîre System Works...
Your Perfumer’s Palette: How to Customize Your Perfumoîre Scent
Step 1: Start with Your Main Scent
Innocence or Fatale for women, Renegade or Corruption for men.
Apply 2 x 4cm lines of your chosen main perfume to each wrist using the rollerball. This serves as the foundation of your fragrance.
Step 2: Add an Allurette Modifier
Roll on a line of your Allurette modifier. there are 12 to choose from, and one comes free with each fragrance:
• Miss White for a radiant white floral boost.
• Mr Tweed for a fresh, citrusy lift.
Experiment with the amount: try a 2cm line for subtlety or 3cm for a bolder transformation.
Step 3: Expand Your Blend
Incorporate modifiers from the Noirelle or Noireau expansion packs:
• Add Wild Roses for a floral touch or $5 Shake for creamy vanilla warmth.
• Layer Tally Ho for a leather kick or Forestis for crisp freshness.
Adjust quantities to discover your perfect balance.
Step 4: Record Your Creations
Every blend is a unique story. Keep track of your experiments and the compliments you get! Take note of your favourite combinations and proportions.
Step 5: Share and Explore
Over the coming months, we’ll showcase our favourite re-formulations to inspire your journey. Don’t be afraid to experiment – with Perfumoîre, you have the ultimate perfumer’s palette, drawn directly onto your wrist.
