FAQs

Does it actually smell like the designer version?

Try it blind — wash with ours in the morning, spray the original on one wrist, and ask someone to tell you which is which by evening. Each formula is built on the same note profile as the fragrance that inspired it. We're not affiliated with those houses and never pretend to be; "inspired by" is exactly what it means.


How long does it last?

Hours after you towel off — through the working day and into the evening. Regular washes carry fragrance in a rinse-away base, so it leaves with the water. Ours seals it in microcapsules that bond to your skin during the lather and open slowly with body heat.


Will a body wash actually leave a noticeable scent?

Yes — and it wears the way expensive fragrance is meant to: close to the skin instead of filling the room. People catch it when they're near you — a hug, a lean-in, sharing a lift. That's the point.


Is it a fragrance or a body wash?

Both — it retires two products. One shower cleans you, scents you and moisturises you. Zero alcohol and zero sulfates means nothing strips your skin; every wash softens as it works.


Which scent should I choose?

No.1 — inspired by Creed Aventus. Bold and fresh: pineapple, blackcurrant, smoky birch. Works everywhere — if you only own one, it's usually this.

No.540 — inspired by Baccarat Rouge 540. Warm and sweet: saffron, amber, sweet woods. The scent people stop you about.

No.7 — inspired by Tom Ford Oud Wood. Smooth and refined: rosewood, cardamom and oud over sandalwood, vanilla and amber. Quiet, warm, easy to wear daily.

No.9 — inspired by LV Ombre Nomade. Dark and smoky: raspberry, saffron and rose over oud, birch and incense. Rich, unmistakably expensive, at its best after dark.

Not sure? Start with the one closest to something you've worn and loved — and you're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee either way.


What's the difference between No.7 and No.9?

They're our two ouds. No.9 is the louder one — smoky, resinous, dark fruit underneath. No.7 is the smoother one — cardamom and vanilla soften the oud so it sits close and reads warm. Across the room: No.9. Next to you: No.7.


Is it safe for sensitive skin?

Yes — alcohol and harsh sulfates are what sting, dry and redden skin, and there's neither in this. Customers whose skin rejects sprays and supermarket washes use ours daily; plenty say it's the first scented product they can wear at all. Patch test a small area first, as with anything new.


Do the pheromones actually work?

Honestly: the research on human pheromones is still developing, and anyone promising guaranteed results is overselling. What customers report is more compliments and more second glances. Buy it for the scent, the wear and the skin — treat the pheromones as the bonus.


Will it feel greasy or leave residue?

No. It lathers and rinses like a normal wash — the capsules bond to your skin, not your towel or clothes. You step out clean and soft, never slick, with nothing to wait for before you dress.


If it's this good, why is it so cheap?

Because of what we don't pay for — no designer name, no celebrity campaign, no heavy glass, no department store markup. The money goes into the concentrated oils and the capsule technology instead. You pay around 10% of the price of the original — for a bottle that replaces your perfume and your body wash at once.