Analogue Apotik

Bugaia

Candlemeleon

Evermore London

P.F Candle Co.

Pigmentarium

Porter Green

TUTTOATTACCTO

UpCircle Beauty

Body Care

Facial Care

Fragrance

Hair Care

Solids

Room

Applying perfume is a delicate art, centered on creating a dialogue with the skin. Start by targeting pulse points—such as the inner wrists, sides of the neck, and behind the ears—where the warmth of the blood vessels gently activates and releases the fragrance’s layers, allowing the scent to linger naturally like silk. For a subtle and unexpected allure, dab a little perfume behind the knees or on the ankles; with each step, the fragrance will gracefully diffuse from beneath your outfit like ripples in the air. It's important to avoid spraying directly onto light-colored clothing or delicate jewelry, as it may leave stains or affect the material’s finish.

Perfume bottles should be stored in a cool, dark place—inside a drawer is ideal, as it protects the integrity of the fragrance better than a humid, steamy bathroom.

Pigmentarium is guided by a commitment to "timeless quality," upholding two core principles: "no compromise on alternatives" and "no submission to mass-market trends." Its formulations combine natural essential oils with premium synthetic ingredients—not for cost-saving, but to achieve the most expressive and refined scent profiles possible. Additionally, Pigmentarium embraces individuality through gender-neutral design, breaking free from traditional gender norms in fragrance.