THE AUTUMN EDIT
Vanilla, after summer.
Praline, tobacco or amber woods? Three routes into vanilla for the change of season, chosen by what you want to wear.
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The Scent Library.
Follow a note. Find a new obsession.
A different way into fragrance.
DECISION 42
OVERTURE 41THE RELEASE EDIT / SEPTEMBER 2026
A new chapter.
Two new
Amouages.
Two new Exceptional Extraits. Two very different directions: smoky woods and spice, or rose with a darker edge.
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Notes, comparisons & a little scent culture.
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THE EVERYDAY EDIT
Back to work. Keep your scent personal.
A September reset for your fragrance routine: consider the shared space, sample with purpose and use the bottles you already enjoy.
Read the storyTHE FOUNDATIONS
Fragrance notes, explained.
Meet the three acts of a fragrance. Then discover the notes that speak to you.
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SIDE BY SIDE
Layton vs Althaïr: what’s different?
Apple and lavender, or vanilla and praline? Two signatures. Two very different moods.
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Fresh, woody fragrances. Where to start.
Green leaves. Citrus peel. A woody finish. Find your version of fresh.
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FIND YOUR NEXT FRAGRANCE
How to choose a perfume you will want to wear
The bottle gets your attention. A sample tells you whether it belongs.
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YOUR FRAGRANCE COLLECTION
How to build a scent wardrobe with purpose
Give each fragrance a role. Make space for a different side of you.
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THE NEXT BOTTLE
Love Layton? What to try next.
Follow the apple, lavender and vanilla connection to your next discovery.
Read the storySCENT CULTURE
Signature scent or scent wardrobe?
One scent that feels like you. Or a collection for all your different moods?
Read the storyNOTES, EXPLAINED
What is a gourmand perfume?
Vanilla, praline and delicious associations. Get to know the sweeter side of scent.
Read the storyKNOW YOUR NOTES
Vanilla fragrances. Find your kind.
Compare vanilla with fruit, flowers, spice and woods. Find a starting point that fits what you already enjoy.
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