Fragrance family
Fruity
WAER fragrances in the Fruity family
Fragrance family
Citrus
WAER fragrances in the Citrus family
Fruity · fragrance note
Mandarin
Juicy, sunny and sweet with a soft peel-like freshness.
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Woody · fragrance note
Cedar
Dry, clean and pencil-shaving fresh, adding structure and quiet confidence.
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The Base · ingredient
Parfum (Fragrance)
What is it?
The collective term for the blend of aromatic materials that creates the fragrance itself.
What does it smell like?
The aromatic heart of the formula
Why is it used?
It gives each fragrance its distinctive smell, structure and character.
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INCI: Parfum (Fragrance)
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Formula & Protection · ingredient
Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate
What is it?
An organic UV-filtering ingredient used in cosmetic formulations.
What does it smell like?
Neutral in the finished fragrance
Why is it used?
It can help protect a fragrance formula from the effects of light.
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INCI: Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate
View ingredient guideFormula & Protection · ingredient
Ethylhexyl Salicylate
What is it?
An oil-soluble salicylate commonly used as a UV-filtering ingredient.
What does it smell like?
Neutral to faintly sweet
Why is it used?
It can help support the stability of a fragrance formula when exposed to light.
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INCI: Ethylhexyl Salicylate
View ingredient guideFormula & Protection · ingredient
Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane
What is it?
A UVA-filtering ingredient also known as avobenzone.
What does it smell like?
Neutral in the finished fragrance
Why is it used?
It can help protect light-sensitive elements of the formula.
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INCI: Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane
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Citrus & Zesty · ingredient
Limonene
What is it?
An aromatic molecule naturally present in the peels of many citrus fruits.
What does it smell like?
Bright, citrusy and sparkling
Why is it used?
It brings brightness, freshness and a recognisable citrus lift.
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INCI: Limonene
View ingredient guideCitrus & Zesty · ingredient
Citrus Limon Peel Oil
What is it?
Essential oil obtained from lemon peel.
What does it smell like?
Zesty, bright lemon
Why is it used?
It adds an immediate burst of crisp citrus freshness.
Related ingredients
INCI: Citrus Limon Peel Oil
View ingredient guideCitrus & Zesty · ingredient
Citrus Aurantium Bergamia Peel Oil
What is it?
Essential oil obtained from bergamot peel.
What does it smell like?
Sparkling, floral citrus
Why is it used?
It gives fragrances a bright citrus opening with a soft floral, tea-like character.
Related ingredients
INCI: Citrus Aurantium Bergamia Peel Oil
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Soft Skin & Musks · ingredient
Tetramethyl Acetyloctahydronaphthalenes
What is it?
A modern fragrance material used for smooth woody and amber effects.
What does it smell like?
Warm, woody-amber and diffusive
Why is it used?
It adds lasting warmth, diffusion and a polished woody character.
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INCI: Tetramethyl Acetyloctahydronaphthalenes
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Flowers & Petals · ingredient
Linalyl Acetate
What is it?
An aromatic ester found naturally in lavender and bergamot oils.
What does it smell like?
Lavender-like, soft and fresh
Why is it used?
It brings a smooth aromatic freshness with gentle floral and citrus facets.
Related ingredients
INCI: Linalyl Acetate
View ingredient guideCitrus & Zesty · ingredient
Pinene
What is it?
A naturally occurring aromatic molecule found in pine, herbs and many essential oils.
What does it smell like?
Fresh, green and pine-like
Why is it used?
It adds crisp green freshness and a lightly resinous lift.
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INCI: Pinene
View ingredient guideFlowers & Petals · ingredient
Linalool
What is it?
An aromatic molecule found naturally in many flowers, herbs and essential oils, including lavender and bergamot.
What does it smell like?
Soft floral, fresh and lavender-like
Why is it used?
It adds airy floral freshness and helps connect citrus, aromatic and floral notes.
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INCI: Linalool
View ingredient guideFlowers & Petals · ingredient
Hydroxycitronellal
What is it?
A classic floral fragrance material with a fresh lily-of-the-valley style character.
What does it smell like?
Fresh, dewy and muguet-like
Why is it used?
It creates clean, dewy floral effects and adds softness to bouquets.
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INCI: Hydroxycitronellal
View ingredient guideCitrus & Zesty · ingredient
Citral
What is it?
A citrus-smelling aromatic material found naturally in plants including lemongrass and citrus oils.
What does it smell like?
Sharp, lemony and vibrant
Why is it used?
It adds a vivid lemon-like facet and extra freshness.
Related ingredients
INCI: Citral
View ingredient guideFlowers & Petals · ingredient
Geranyl Acetate
What is it?
An aromatic ester found naturally in a number of essential oils.
What does it smell like?
Fruity floral with rosy freshness
Why is it used?
It adds a fresh, fruity-floral quality and helps brighten floral accords.
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INCI: Geranyl Acetate
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Cool, Fresh & Aromatic · ingredient
Terpinolene
What is it?
A naturally occurring terpene found in a variety of plants and essential oils.
What does it smell like?
Fresh, green and piney
Why is it used?
It contributes crisp green, citrusy and pine-like freshness.
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INCI: Terpinolene
View ingredient guideCool, Fresh & Aromatic · ingredient
Terpineol
What is it?
A naturally occurring terpene alcohol found in many essential oils.
What does it smell like?
Fresh, lilac-like and herbal
Why is it used?
It adds fresh floral-aromatic character and a clean herbal lift.
Related ingredients
INCI: Terpineol
View ingredient guideFlowers & Petals · ingredient
Citrus Aurantium Flower Oil
What is it?
An aromatic oil obtained from orange blossom flowers.
What does it smell like?
White floral, citrusy and luminous
Why is it used?
It brings a radiant white-floral character with a delicate citrus edge.
Related ingredients
INCI: Citrus Aurantium Flower Oil
View ingredient guideFlowers & Petals · ingredient
Rose Ketones
What is it?
A family of highly characterful fragrance molecules associated with rose-like effects.
What does it smell like?
Rosy, fruity and diffusive
Why is it used?
They add lift, radiance and a vivid rosy-fruity impression.
Related ingredients
INCI: Rose Ketones
View ingredient guideCitrus & Zesty · ingredient
Alpha-Terpinene
What is it?
A naturally occurring terpene found in a range of aromatic plants and citrus materials.
What does it smell like?
Fresh, herbal and citrus-like
Why is it used?
It contributes freshness, lift and a gently herbal citrus character.
Related ingredients
INCI: Alpha-Terpinene
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Warm, Sweet & Spiced · ingredient
Beta-Caryophyllene
What is it?
A naturally occurring terpene found in clove, black pepper and many essential oils.
What does it smell like?
Peppery, woody and spicy
Why is it used?
It contributes dry spice, woody warmth and subtle pepperiness.
Related ingredients
INCI: Beta-Caryophyllene
View ingredient guideFlowers & Petals · ingredient
Geraniol
What is it?
An aromatic molecule naturally present in rose, geranium and other botanical oils.
What does it smell like?
Rosy, floral and gently sweet
Why is it used?
It gives a fragrance a clear, radiant rose-like floral character.
Related ingredients
INCI: Geraniol
View ingredient guideFlowers & Petals · ingredient
Citronellol
What is it?
A floral aromatic molecule found naturally in materials such as rose and geranium oils.
What does it smell like?
Rosy, fresh and slightly citrusy
Why is it used?
It contributes a fresh rose-like quality and soft floral lift.
Related ingredients
INCI: Citronellol
View ingredient guideSoft Skin & Musks · ingredient
Hexadecanolactone
What is it?
A macrocyclic lactone with a smooth musk-like character.
What does it smell like?
Soft, creamy and musky
Why is it used?
It adds creamy softness and a warm skin-like finish.
Related ingredients
INCI: Hexadecanolactone
View ingredient guideFlowers & Petals · ingredient
Rose Flower Oil/Extract
What is it?
An aromatic material obtained from rose flowers.
What does it smell like?
Rich, rosy and petal-soft
Why is it used?
It contributes the layered floral, fresh and gently honeyed facets associated with rose.
Related ingredients
INCI: Rose Flower Oil/Extract
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The quality
Compact bottle. Serious fragrance.
Every WAER scent is an eau de parfum made with the finest fragrance houses, chosen by beauty insiders with 80 years' experience.
How it compares
One case vs one big bottle.
Type
Traditional perfume
Format
Format
10ml vials in one compact case
Format
One 100ml bottle, not as portable
Variety
Variety
Switch scents daily
Variety
Stuck with the same scent for a while
Price
Price
From £47 for 3 scents
Price
£90–190 for one
Freshness
Freshness
~100 sprays, finished fresh
Freshness
Often goes stale before it's finished
Longevity
Longevity
6–8 hours on skin
Longevity
Varies
Made in
Made in
The UK
Made in
Often outsourced
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Frequently asked questions
What is a Fragrance Wardrobe?
You're not one version of you. A wardrobe is a scent for each one. The morning. The desk. The dinner. The night that goes long. Wear them on their own, or two together and make something nobody else has.
How do I know which scent is for me
All of them are, on the right day. Start with the quiz. A few questions based on your preferences we deliver you a personalized fragrance wardrobe. It's a starting point, not a verdict. Or skip it and follow the notes you already love.
How long do your scents last?
Six to eight hours, which is what good eau de parfum does. Yours is 10ml and lives in your bag. So when it fades at six, don't top up the morning. Change into the night.
How many sprays in a 10ml bottle?
130 sprays. Refill it when you need to.
Is it as good as the expensive stuff?
Eau de parfum, not eau de toilette. High concentrations of real oils, made in best in class fragrance houses.
How does refilling work?
Join WAER+. When your 10ml runs out, order a refill. The case stays, you just replace what's inside. Change scent whenever you want. You can also of course just shop scents individually.
What if I dont like the scent?
Swap it. Tell us within 7 days and we'll send another from the collection. Changing your mind is built in.