Andree Putman

This range is built around woody, aromatic and floral accords. Driftwood appears throughout the compositions, giving the scents a dry, mineral character that sits close to the skin. Pepper adds a sharp, fresh spicy edge to the blends, while water lily brings a cool, aqueous quality that keeps the heavier notes in check.

Wearing a fragrance from this house tends to feel composed and understated. The materials create a sensation that is more about texture than sweetness, moving between warm spicy moments and fresh ones without becoming overwhelming. The overall impression is clean and architectural, relying on the interplay between the dampness of the lily and the roughness of the wood. Preparation Parfumee exemplifies this dry, spicy approach.