Inspired by the perfumer's time spent in Morocco, Shukran (meaning 'welcome' in Arabic) recalls the mint tea enjoyed by travellers as they visit the souks. It's beautifully herbal, refreshing and of course, welcoming.

Good enough for bathing gods. Sparkling water reflecting pine branches and juniper berries, with the grounding note of patchouli underneath. Lemon and aromatic herbs add a cool, invigorating freshness that feels like stepping beneath a waterfall in some secret paradise.

A creamy, plush sandalwood with a distinctly Parisian polish. Ambrette and amber bring a soft, powdery warmth, while vanilla and benzoin add just enough sweetness to make this extrait feel smooth, sensual and seriously addictive.

Maison Crivelli takes the tart, berry-like brightness of hibiscus tea and gives it a decidedly decadent twist. Rose and vanilla meet softly spiced leather and cool spearmint, creating a fragrance that moves effortlessly between sweet and sour, fruity and resinous, fresh and utterly plush.

This is a fragrance that brings you back to the summer of 1984 when grapefruit sodas on ice, popsicles and slices of melon provided much-needed relief from the heat. This is a nostalgic scent that takes you back to a simpler time.