by perfumer mark buxton, working title: „nighttime”

the dark side of power. frivolous. and worth every sin.

usage recommendation: for fans of incense, amber, and musk. very erogenous perfume, especially great for going out at night or sensual dates.

development story: in mb03, or ‘nighttime’, as it was originally named, my inspiration came from several factors: my love of olibanum, an elemental component of incense. my habit of visiting churches wherever i am and drinking in their unique scent, and a night spent clubbing at the limelight in new york, a former church that was converted into a nightclub. mb03 was designed around olibanum; i updated the incense factor by adding spicy, woody aspects. musk, ambergris and styrax create a scintillating, erotic counterpoint. and it’s not only fantastic for dancing the night away…

by perfumer patricia choux, working title: 'mango tree forest'

sun, finally. a breath of wind. the soul smiles.

usage recommendation: fresh, lively daytime-feel-good scent for women and men. apply frequently to enjoy the delicious headnote.

development story: holidays on tahiti. my favorite memory – my fragrance memory – includes mango. sometimes creamy, sometimes as tart as a sorbet, with hints of sweet vanilla. this fruity freshness is combined with tiare, my favorite flower. it is native to tahiti and is the island’s authentic scent. these two ingredients form the basis for pc01, or ‘mango tree forest’ as it was initially called. i did not make the floral note of the tiare as narcotic as it can be; my version is light, airy, watery: my island holidays.

by perfumer patricia choux, working title: 'hippie essence'

circus and cotton candy. giggling butterflies in the belly. maximum high spirit. 

usage recommendation: crazy, happy, unconventional scent for her and him. sensual, polarizing, sexy. preferably for evenings, very extroverted.

development story: my ‘hippie essence’, as i originally called pc02, is a little bit crazy. it all started with my love of patchouli. for many years i had a vision of creating a modern, feminine fragrance using it, a scent that wasn’t musty, old-fashioned or masculine, as is often the case with patchouli. so i combined it with sweet-sugary elements, rose and oriental basenotes.
the result? sassy audacity. in a bottle.