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Our approach
Heat makes fragrance project more and fade faster. Heavy, sweet scents that feel cosy in winter can become cloying at 34°C, while fresh, green, citrus and light floral scents feel just right.
Our fragrance shelf leans towards exactly that: airy body mists, soft eaux de parfum in travel sizes, spill-proof solid perfumes, and Thai home scents with notes like jasmine and lemongrass — a lovely way to take a little of Bangkok home.
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Softer and lighter than perfume, body mists are made to be reapplied — perfect for staying fresh through a hot day.
How to use
Mist over skin and clothes after showering; reapply whenever you like.
What to look for
When you want a scent that lasts through the day or into the evening, an eau de parfum gives more staying power than a mist.
How to use
One or two sprays on pulse points. A little goes a long way in the heat.
What to look for
No leaks, no liquid limits, no glass to break — solid perfumes and roll-ons are made for travel and for touch-ups on the go.
How to use
Warm with a fingertip and dab onto wrists and neck.
What to look for
Thai home fragrance often features jasmine, lemongrass and other tropical notes — a lovely way to bring the feeling of Bangkok home.
How to use
Mist into the air or onto linens (test fabric first). Turn diffuser reeds weekly.
What to look for
Buying guide
Citrus, green, aquatic and light floral notes feel best on hot days. Save warmer vanilla, amber and woody scents for the evening or for air-conditioned spaces.
Fragrance lasts longer on moisturised skin. Apply an unscented lotion first, then spray pulse points — wrists, the base of the throat, behind the ears. Don't rub your wrists together; it doesn't 'crush' the scent, but it does warm it and speed up how quickly the top notes fade.
The first spray is mostly top notes. Wait 20 minutes — ideally walk around — before you decide. That's the scent you'll actually live with.
Routine
Moisturise
An unscented lotion gives fragrance something to cling to.
Apply
Two sprays on pulse points, or one on clothes (test fabric first).
Carry
A solid perfume or mini mist in your bag for touch-ups.
Store
Keep bottles out of the sun and away from bathroom heat.
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Message us with your skin type and what you're looking for. We'll tell you what's on the shelf this weekend and help you choose — then pick up at Chatuchak Weekend Market.
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