Do your perfumes need to macerate?
A: Our Parfums can be used straight away upon arrival, but some scents benefit from sitting in a dark cabinet for a minimum of 1-3 weeks before use. They deepen in scent and longevity overtime.

If your Parfum shows a BD - batch date number it may need to sit to macerate, if it shows a #10000 - batch number it is full macerated and ready to wear. If a fragrance goes out of stock please expect it be sold out for a minimum of 3 weeks due to the maceration process.

Our Perfume Oils do not need to macerate, you can use then straight away upon arrival.

What is your perfumes shelf life?
A: 3+ years is the recommended but they can last longer. This also depends on how you store your perfumes.

What percentage of fragrance oils do you use in your perfumes?
A: Our perfumes sit at 25%-40% fragrance oils, all used to the correct Australia IFRA standard.

What's the best way to store my perfumes?
A: To preserve the fragrance and longevity of your perfumes, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Amber and frosted glass bottles help protect the oils from UV rays, but keeping them in a drawer, cabinet or on a shelf away from direct sunlight will further maintain their quality and scent.
We don't recommend storing them in the bathroom or fridge due to temperature changes and humidity.

How can I make my perfume last longer on the skin?
A: You can apply it to well-moisturized skin or right after showering. Focus on pulse points like wrists, inner elbows, and behind the ears. Avoid rubbing your wrists together, as this can break down the fragrance oils and cause the scent to fade faster. We also add a special additive to our perfumes to create a longer and stronger scent throw.