Fragrance is constantly evolving, but the biggest shifts don't always come from entirely new ingredients. More often, they're familiar notes being used in unexpected ways.
Here are a few of the trends we're enjoying most, along with where you'll find them throughout The Library.
Green, Garden-Inspired Fragrances
Fresh fragrance is becoming greener. Bright citrus is now joined by leafy notes, aromatic herbs and fruits picked straight from the tree. These fragrances feel natural, relaxed and full of life.
Find the trend in:
Basil & Mandarin • Black Fig • Fig Tree
A New Take on Gourmand
Sweet fragrances have grown up.
Instead of rich desserts, today's gourmands are smoother and more refined. Vanilla is paired with woods, tea or amber, creating fragrances that feel warm enough to live with every day.
Find the trend in:
French Vanilla • Chai Tea • Mahogany Wood
The Rise of Tea Notes
Tea fragrances have quietly become one of perfumery's most versatile styles.
Whether green, white or lightly spiced, they bring a sense of calm without feeling soapy or overly floral. They sit beautifully between fresh and woody fragrances, making them an easy choice throughout the home.
Find the trend in:
Green Tea • Green Tea & Lemongrass • White Tea & Bamboo • Santal White Tea
Sandalwood Isn't Going Anywhere
Few ingredients have the staying power of sandalwood.
Its creamy character works across almost every fragrance family, bringing warmth and balance without taking over the composition. It's just as comfortable supporting bright citrus as it is sitting alongside amber or florals.
Find the trend in:
Fig & Sandalwood • Special Santal • Sandalwood & Hint of Jasmine
Softer, Everyday Fragrances
Not every fragrance needs to make a statement.
Many people are moving towards scents that become part of the background. Soft woods, gentle florals and clean musks create an atmosphere that's subtle enough to enjoy every day.
Find the trend in:
Blonde Woods & Cashmere • Allure • Bois Secret
Trends come and go, but the best fragrance isn't always the newest one. It's the one that feels at home in your space and the one you find yourself returning to, time and again.