How do I find a perfume by its code?
Type the code into the search box at the top of the page. E-23, e23 and E 23 all find the same product; if the code matches exactly, that product appears at the top of the list.
How is a code written?
Codes are one or two letters followed by a number: E-23, K-12, U-5, M-600 and so on. Upper or lower case, hyphens and spaces make no difference, and leading zeros are ignored (E-023 is searched as E-23). A search written like a code only matches that exact code: searching for E-2 does not bring up E-23 or E-231.
What does the letter in the code mean?
Don't read the letter on its own as a gender or scent indication; in this catalogue the letter and the gender do not match one-to-one for every product. The product type, gender and series are listed under “Product details” on the product page, and the scent family and notes under “Scent details”.
Can the same code appear on more than one product?
Yes. In the catalogue 16 codes are used in more than one product type; the same code may appear on a perfume as well as a body mist, perfume pen or set. Searching by code lists all of them, and the type is shown on each product card. On the product page, “Close to this scent” shows the other format with the same code, marked “Same scent code”.
How do I find products without a code?
128 of the 325 products have no code (Niche Atelier, Exclusive, Premium, Sets & Combos, Body Mist, Room Fragrances, Car Fragrances, Colognes, Skin Care, Accessories). Search for them by name, series or note, and narrow down with the type, gender and scent family filters.
Can I save the codes I tried in a shop?
Yes. With “Add by code” on the favourites page you can enter up to 30 codes at once. The matches are shown first; if a code exists in more than one product type, you choose the one you meant. The ones you confirm are added to your scent journal, which is stored only in this browser.
If you don't know the code
Type a note you like (e.g. vanilla) into the search box, or narrow down the options with a few short questions in “Find your scent”.