Nefertum — Find Your Scent

What is your favourite perfume note?

Pick the note that pulls you in, and we'll show you the fragrances built around it.

Good To Know

Find answers to notes of perfumes and know more about the ingredients we use!
  • Koko contains geranium, a soft, rosy-green note traditionally used in aromatherapy for its calming, balancing feel. Many people like wearing it in the evening to wind down. What does mandarin orange add to a perfume? Mandarin is a sweeter, gentler citrus than lemon. It's traditionally associated with a relaxed, uplifted mood, which is why it's often used in soft, calming blends.
  • Musk has a warm, skin-like smell — soft and a little sweet and lingers through the day. White musk is lighter and cleaner, more like fresh laundry or soap. Musk traditionally comes from animals, but ours is always synthetic — no animal ingredients involved.
  • Fabric holds fragrance oils longer than skin does — skin's natural warmth and oils actually cause scent to break down faster. For longer wear, spray your clothing (about 15 - 30 cm away) in addition to your usual spots.
  • Search up notes of 3 of your favorite perfumes and shortlist common notes in perfume
  • Ambergris — rich, warm, and a little salty. Adds that "smells expensive" depth to a scent or a "rich tai tai" feel. Traditionally from sperm whales — ours is always synthetic.