Aldebaran – Eau de Parfum

Marc-Antoine Barrois – a Paris couturier who, together with perfumer Quentin Bisch, tailors fragrances as precisely as his bespoke suits.

Aldebaran is bright, creamy and in full bloom, with a hint of wood. Green mate tea opens fresh and slightly bitter, tuberose absolute glows at the heart – fresh as just-picked petals rather than heavy and narcotic – before tonka bean settles into a soft, warm base.

Aldebaran is at its best in spring and summer, from late morning into balmy evenings – and in quiet moments you keep to yourself. A unisex scent for anyone who loves white flowers without the drama – and a quietly elegant signature scent.

What wins us over is its restraint. Green mate tea lifts the weight off the tuberose and gives it something clear, almost meditative – quiet elegance instead of grand gestures. The scent is named after one of the brightest stars in the sky, whose Arabic name evokes an outstretched, helping hand – and that is exactly how it feels: warm, calm, luminous.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Aldebaran smell like?

Of creamy, fresh tuberose with green mate tea, carried by warm tonka bean.

How does Aldebaran feel?

Like sunlight through an open window – radiant but never loud, creamy but never heavy. Aldebaran stays close enough to feel personal and still leaves a bright, friendly trail.

When should you wear Aldebaran?

In spring and summer, by day and on warm evenings – at the office as much as at dinner outdoors. For every gender.

Which fragrance might I like if I love Aldebaran?

If you love the tuberose in Aldebaran, try Tubéreuse Astrale by Maison Crivelli – Indian tuberose meets osmanthus, leather and vanilla, darker and more sensual.

Still unsure? Discover Aldebaran as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.