Your first fragrance doesn’t need to define you forever — it just needs to be a good, low-risk place to start.

Where to begin

  • Choose a versatile, moderate-intensity scent rather than the boldest option on the shelf.
  • Test on skin, not just paper, and wear a sample for a full day before buying.
  • Learn the basic application rules — pulse points, moderate quantity — before worrying about building a whole collection.

Frequently asked questions

How many fragrances should a beginner own?

One versatile everyday scent is genuinely plenty to start; expand once you understand your own preferences better.

Start simple — Confetti or Adventure from our Men’s range.