MAGAZINE - perfumes

We present an overview of the bestselling perfumes from the Spanish brand Adolfo Domínguez, which you might know only by name so far. For each fragrance, you'll find the olfactory profile, suitable occasions for wearing, and the type of customer it will suit.

We'll explain how to read the ingredient list on a perfume label and what the mandatory allergens mean. We'll also debunk common myths about "pure composition" – a natural ingredient isn't automatically gentler, nor is a synthetic one worse.

The scent of rain, sea air, or damp greenery is much harder to describe than vanilla or cinnamon – yet these are precisely the types of fragrances people are increasingly buying online for their homes, without the chance to smell them first. We'll break down the notes that make up this impression and show you how to choose a fragrance based on the label description, even if you can't smell it beforehand.

Adidas is not just a sports brand – it offers a well-thought-out range of body care products from shower gels and deodorants to eau de toilette. We'll show you how to create a complete routine for your gym bag from their portfolio, recommending three specific products at each step.

Acqua di Parma is an Italian brand known for its citrus elegance and timeless signature. Discover its history and explore nine of the bestselling perfumes available at Brasty – from fresh citrus scents to more intense evening compositions.

Montale, Mancera, and Xerjoff are among the most prominent European niche houses available at Brasty. We'll show you how they differ in style, concentration, and price, so you can choose the one that matches your taste.

Marshmallow Gothic is a trend that combines the confectionery sweetness of marshmallow with a smoky, amber, or woody base – perfect for readers who love sweet perfumes but are looking for a darker, evening version. In this article, we present six picks from the Brasty catalog, divided into two groups of three based on intensity.

You might know Abercrombie & Fitch more for fashion, but the brand also has its own line of perfumes. Here’s an overview of the nine bestselling fragrances, each with an olfactory profile and a tip on the occasion they suit best.

Arabian perfumery introduces new faces this year – Riiffs, Nusuk, and French Avenue. Discover how their new offerings stand out from established names like Lattafa or Afnan.

Explore five niche brands that focus on oriental compositions – from the Parisian Montale to the affordable Lattafa. For each brand, you'll find a fragrance profile and three specific recommendations to try.