Launched by the design house of Carolina Herrera in 1991, Herrera is classified as a sharp, oriental, woody fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of fresh citrus, tobacco, musk and amber. It is recommended for daytime wear.

Love in White by Creed was introduced in 2005, and the first bottle was given to Laura Bush. A floral, oriental scent Love in White features top notes of orange zest then blending into rice husk, iris, white jasmine, magnolia, daffodils and rose. Finishing off with sandalwood, vanilla and ambergris.

Launched by the design house of Parfums Gres in 1990, Cabotine is classified as a sharp, flowery fragrance. This feminine scent possesses a blend of ginger, citrus, and fresh cut flowers. It is recommended for casual wear.

Launched by the design house of Hugo Boss, this scent elegantly combines luxury, imagination, and the spirit of adventure. Rich, earthy and euphoric it is refined by the exclusive note of the living patchouli flower.

Launched by the design house of Issey Miyake in 1992, L\'Eau D\'Issey is classified as a sharp, aquatic fragrance. This feminine scent possesses a blend of fresh water florals including lily. Along with a touch of carnation.

Created by the design house of Yves Saint Laurent in 1977, Opium is classified as a refined, oriental, soft fragrance. This feminine scent begins with notes of mandarin and bergamot, then myrrh, jasmine and carnation. It is completed with a final note of Amber.