Start with what you enjoy
Think about the fragrance descriptions that catch your attention. Do you usually gravitate towards floral, fruity, woody or vanilla styles? You do not need a technical vocabulary to begin. A few words that describe your taste are enough to create a useful shortlist.
Compare scent styles
Open a few product pages and compare their listed fragrance families. Shaik W 406 is listed as Floral, M 663 as Oriental Woody, and MW 203 as Chypre Fruity. These descriptions provide different starting points, rather than a guarantee of how each perfume will feel to you.
Keep the product code
Save the Shaik code beside each shortlisted perfume. A name or inspiration reference can help with browsing, but the code identifies the specific catalogue item you want to ask about.
Leave room for discovery
A signature scent does not need to be the first perfume you explore. If testing is available, use it to form your own impression. Ask Luxe Esscents which shortlisted products are currently available and what product information is confirmed.
