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Pearl Snaps
House of Matriarch
Release year:
2023
A western-leaning natural perfume with a playful snap of dry woods, soft leather, and bright aromatic freshness. It feels casual but stylish, like denim, sun-warmed skin, and a polished touch of perfume against a rugged backdrop.
Pear + Olive
Slumberhouse
Release year:
2012
An odd and captivating green-fruity composition where ripe pear skin, olive, chamomile, and creamy woods blur into something cool, savory, and faintly boozy. It feels delicate at first, then increasingly strange and beautiful, like fruit, herbs, and pale light seen through a soft haze.
Pear, Water Lily & Amber
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2014
A transparent Carolina Woman fragrance with watery pear, floating water lily, and soft amber warmth. The style is clean, delicate, and airy, with a lightly dewy floral mood over a skin-warm base. Dame later listed it among the retired original Dame Woman eau de toilettes.
Peau
Arquiste
Release year:
2021
A musky skin scent composed around the intimate smell of the nape of the neck. Musk, ambergris, clary sage, white pepper, coriander, woods, amber, and labdanum create a soft salty-clean warmth that hovers close to the body. It feels human, smooth, and tender rather than soapy or powdery.
Peau d'Âne / Peau d'Anne
Jardins d'Écrivains
Release year:
2022
A powdery woody-leather fragrance inspired by Charles Perrault's fairy tale. Iris and lime introduce a pale shimmer before carrot seed, flour, labdanum, suede, cedar, and patchouli create a strange soft skin effect. It feels magical, flour-dusted, musky, and animalic in a gentle storybook way.
Peau de Bête / Peau de Bete
Les Liquides Imaginaires
Release year:
2016
A leathered skin fragrance from Les Eaux de Peau, mixing animalic warmth, musks, woods, and a quietly dirty elegance. It feels like suede, fur, and warm skin translated into perfume, intimate rather than loud.
Peau de Pêche
Keiko Mecheri
Release year:
2003
A beautifully named peach fragrance that captures fuzzy skin, soft fruit, and a creamy powdery warmth rather than syrup or candy. It feels intimate, velvety, and tactile, like the scent of a ripe peach held close to the face.
Peau d'Espagne
Oriza L. Legrand
Release year:
1872
A powdered leather fragrance in the old Peau d'Espagne tradition, combining soft leather, woods, floral powder, and musky warmth. It feels more refined than rugged, like scented gloves and powdered skin rather than a modern black leather jacket.
Peau d'Espagne
J.F. Schwarzlose Berlin
Release year:
1895
A historical Spanish-leather style perfume, named for the classic perfumery accord of scented leather. It suggests dry leather, spice, flowers, and resinous warmth, giving a more elegant and formal impression than a rugged modern leather.
Peau Santal
Miller Harris
Release year:
2018
A skin-warm sandalwood fragrance with rum, pear-like softness, white cedarwood, and creamy woods. It feels intimate and smooth, with a softly boozy fruit glow over polished sandalwood.
Péché Cardinal
MDCI Parfumes
Release year:
2008
A voluptuous fruity white floral where davana, peach, coconut, and blackcurrant melt into tuberose, prune, lily, cedar, sandalwood, and musk. It feels lush and indulgent without losing control, balancing creamy fruit and petals with a very smooth musky-woody base.
Pêche Mirage
Guerlain
Release year:
2025
Pêche Mirage puts peach at the center of a polished modern composition, balancing juicy fruit with a sleek luxury finish. It feels contemporary, bright, and more refined than a simple fruity floral.
Peel
MadHat Scents
Release year:
2015
A citrus-peel fragrance focused on the dry, aromatic, slightly bitter side of fruit skin. It feels bright and zesty at first, then becomes cleaner and more woody-musky as it settles. The result is refreshing but textured, with the pithy peel effect keeping the citrus from feeling syrupy.
Peety
O'Driù
Release year:
2013
A dry tobacco-leather fragrance inspired by Diabolik’s companion Peety, with a tense, shadowed character rather than a sweet pipe-tobacco style. It feels leathery, dusty, slightly animalic, and resinous, with a persistent dark warmth that clings close and gives the fragrance an intentionally provocative intimacy.
Pegasus
Parfums de Marly
Release year:
2011
A distinctive almond-lavender vanilla fragrance with bergamot, heliotrope, cumin-like warmth, jasmine, bitter almond, sandalwood, amber, and vanilla. The opening has a cool metallic freshness, then the almond and vanilla become creamy and slightly powdery. It feels elegant, unusual, and instantly recognizable within the house.
Pegasus Exclusif
Parfums de Marly
Release year:
2020
A deeper interpretation of Pegasus with bergamot, cardamom, heliotrope, cumin-like spice, bitter almond, lavender, jasmine, geranium, oud, sandalwood, amber, and vanilla. It keeps the almond-vanilla signature but adds darker woods and more density, making it richer and more nocturnal.
Pelagos
Ensar Oud
Release year:
2025
Pelagos gives Ensar Oud's dense natural style a darker atmospheric tone, suggesting cool woods, smoke, resin, and shadowed aromatic materials. It feels nocturnal and immersive, with oud and fixatives providing a long, textured trail.
Penguin
Zoologist
Release year:
2024
A cold aromatic fragrance with icy air, musks, woods, and soft marine-mineral facets. It feels formal and wintry, suggesting black-and-white elegance against snow rather than a breezy beach aquatic.
Penguin Limited Edition
Zoologist
Release year:
2024
A limited presentation of Penguin that keeps the icy aromatic-black-tie idea while emphasizing its collector-oriented release context. It feels crisp, cold, and formally dressed, with snow, musk, and clean woods at the center.
PENHALIGON'S AlUla
Penhaligon's
Release year:
2024
A plush fruity-spiced amber where plum, saffron, cardamom, tobacco, vanilla, and patchouli create a warm desert-night richness. It feels opulent and modern, with deep color and softness but enough spice to keep it from becoming syrupy.