Fragrance Layering Guide

Layering is the art of combining two fragrances to create something entirely yours. Select your scents below to discover curated combinations.

① Base Layer

② Top Layer

All Combinations

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The Midnight Gentleman

First Love + Chocoudh

The fresh amber opening of First Love meets the warm chocolate-oud base of Chocoudh. A sophisticated contrast that evolves throughout the evening.

Evening dinner, date nightShop First Love Shop Chocoudh

The Garden of Oud

Drunk Flowers + Understoudhment

Floral sweetness draped over a rich oriental oud foundation. Apply Understoudhment first, then Drunk Flowers on pulse points for a layered bloom.

Special occasions, weddingsShop Drunk Flowers Shop Understoudhment

The Fresh Bouquet

First Love + Drunk Flowers

A luminous, fresh-floral combination. The bergamot and cypress of First Love lifts the rose and patchouli of Drunk Flowers into something airy and elegant.

Daytime, brunch, garden partiesShop First Love Shop Drunk Flowers

The Dark Rose

Not Usual + Chocoudh

Double down on the dark side. Not Usual's saffron-rose meets Chocoudh's chocolate-oud for an unapologetically bold, sultry statement.

Night out, bold statementsShop Not Usual Shop Chocoudh

The Signature Stack

Understoudhment + First Love

Our most popular layering combination. The depth of Understoudhment anchored by the clean amber warmth of First Love. Wear Understoudhment as your base layer.

Daily signature, officeShop Understoudhment Shop First Love

The Sweet Rebel

Drunk Flowers + Chocoudh

Playful and indulgent — the floral raspberry of Drunk Flowers dances with Chocoudh's caramel and chocolate notes. Unexpected and addictive.

Creative events, casual luxuryShop Drunk Flowers Shop Chocoudh

Layering Tips

Start with the heavier scent

Apply the richer, heavier fragrance first (oud, amber) as your base. Then add the lighter scent on top.

Different pulse points

Apply each fragrance on different areas — base on wrists, top layer on neck. They'll blend naturally as you move.

Less is more

One spray of each is enough. Layering intensifies both scents, so start subtle and build up if needed.