Fougère Fragrance
Discover our niche fougère perfumes, for women, for men and unisex. A fresh, aromatic accord of lavender, oakmoss and coumarin, born with Fougère Royale in 1882.
Fougère fragrance for women and men: the fresh, woody accord
In perfumery, "fougère" does not describe the smell of the plant. The term comes from Fougère Royale, created by Paul Parquet in 1882, which founded this family. The accord combines lavender, oakmoss and coumarin, often with geranium. At Scentissime, you will find fougère fragrances from niche houses, for women, for men and unisex.
Which notes make a fougère fragrance?
Lavender, oakmoss, coumarin (tonka bean) and geranium, often softened by woods or a touch of vanilla.
Is a fougère fragrance only for men?
No. Historically tied to men's perfumery, the family has opened up to women, and most current fougères are unisex.
When to wear a fougère fragrance?
All year round, every day and at the office. It is clean, crisp and easy to wear.
Explore more
If you like fougères, also explore our aromatic perfumes, woody fragrances and chypre perfumes.


