Maison Asrar perfumes in the aromatic and fougère family
Maison Asrar's own website gives 14 of the 116 perfumes in this guide a family word from this group (“aromatic” or “fougere”): III Thriller, Muharib, Silent Surge, Hunter, Aseel, Black and 8 more.
Aromatic perfumes use lavender, sage, rosemary or mint; fougère is the classic structure of lavender, moss and coumarin-like sweetness. The name fougère means fern, although no fern smell is captured: it describes a lavender-moss-woody frame that perfumers have used for generations. Modern versions add fruit, vanilla or amber, so the same word covers both a crisp barbershop feel and a sweet, warm one.
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The 14 aromatic and fougère scents
The popular ones first, then A to Z, each with the family words of the brand.
III Thrilleraromatic and woody
Muharibaromatic and spicy
Silent Surgecitrus, amber and aromatic
Hunterfougere and amberyIllustrationAseelfougere and ambery
IllustrationBlackfougere, oriental and woody
IllustrationCascadefougère and marine
IllustrationDahamwoody, aromatic and spicy
IllustrationIconfougere and marine
IllustrationKhateerwoody, aromatic and fruity
IllustrationLarimararomatic and ambery
IllustrationReyfougere and ambery
IllustrationTurath Malakifougere and fruity
IllustrationWadifougère musky
The notes that return in this family
Counted over the 14 scents above, these are the named notes that appear most often.
Tonka bean (8)Lavender (8)Lemon (7)Bergamot (6)Musk (6)Patchouli (6)Cardamom (5)Amber (5)
The other families
Woody (39)Oriental (34)Floral (35)Ambery (25)Fruity (26)Spicy (12)Sweet and gourmand (12)Citrus and fresh (23)Leather and chypre (11)Musky and powdery (8)
See how the families are made, or read which Maison Asrar to try first.
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