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Le Cyclope eau de parfum on a rock inside a cave

Le Cyclope

During the Yokai project, I made Kappa—the cucumber-in-canal-water scent born out of sheer spite because I utterly despise the smell of cucumbers…

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The Conqueror

This actually started because I was planning to release two fragrances: one was Calypso, which has already launched, and another unreleased one. But…

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Calypso eau de parfum on a rock above turquoise water

Calypso

Around late last year, after wrapping up the Yokai project, the four of us in the crew (First, Ohm, Pond, Not) were live-streaming on the Novelic…

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Eau Sausage

I actually had the idea in my head since starting the brand: I wanted to make a grilled meat scent that smells like you just went out for Thai Moo…

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Nuit d’Étoiles bottle at night, lit in deep blue

Nuit d’Étoiles

This idea came from a family trip to Khao Kho last year. It's probably the only fragrance in the core collection whose concept came after the brand…

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Lilas Larmes bottle among lilac blossoms

Lilas Larmes

Anyone who has known me since my early days of learning perfumery knows this fragrance has been in development since the very beginning of the brand…

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Honeydote bottle in dark, golden light

Honeydote

This was my entry for the Make Scents Make Sense competition late last year. At the time, I chose Litsea Cubeba (may chang) as my challenge because…

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Hatsushigure bottle lying on dry autumn leaves

Hatsushigure 初時雨

As for the name, I intentionally paid tribute to one of my favorite J-Rock bands, Ling Tosite Sigure (凛として時雨), which means "cold like late autumn…

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Kirin bottle beside its red illustrated box

Kirin: Mise en Scène

If you remember, earlier this year I sent the fragrance Clytie to Khun Mo, an artist with synaesthesia (a condition where sensory cross-perception…

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Kappa eau de parfum standing in shallow water between cucumbers

Kappa 河童

When we were selecting yokai and testing the initial Kirin drafts at Soi Sônn Klinn, someone piped up, "Let's do Kappa! Cucumber scent!" Everyone…

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Kirin eau de parfum in front of a gilded dragon figure

Kirin 麒麟

After the "Scented Memoirs" event in April, Pond (Laol), Phi First (Novelic), Phi Not (Nostalgia), and I—all co-organizers—sat around in a group…

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Genovese bottle beside pesto, basil, parmesan and pine nuts

Genovese

The concept for Genovese dates back around this time last year (meaning the concept actually predates Rosé and Thalassa, haha!). At that point, I had…

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Clinophilia bottle on a pale grey backdrop

Clinophilia

Believe it or not, the idea for this came even before Rose et Rosé, Thalassa, and Theobroma, haha! (Though they all wrapped up around the same time…

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Theobroma resting in an open cocoa pod

Theobroma

This was a heavily rushed project towards the end of last year (though I think all the details I wanted are fully there). It ended up bumping another…

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Clytie eau de parfum among orange chrysanthemums

Clytie Κλυτίη

Anyone who has known me since I started perfumery last year knows this was the very first fragrance I ever created on my own.

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Thalassa bottle at the sea

Thalassa

It all started when I was watching the movie The Menu. There's a scene where a food critic eats an oyster (I think) and describes the dish as…

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Rose et Rosé bottle beside a glass of sparkling rosé

Rose et Rosé

It started because I wanted to create a booze note, but the only alcohol I can actually drink is wine (like a kid—heavy on the sweet stuff). So I…

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Agápē eau de parfum with a holographic label on a lilac-grey backdrop

Agápē αγάπη

It's a phrase I kept hearing around constantly ever since I started my freshman year at Chulalongkorn University.

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