The perfumes in this category are not the result of quickly assembled formulas.

 

The core philosophy of mesOUD applies here as well: whenever possible, avoiding ready made materials and working with ingredients I have prepared with my own hands.

 

Even though my library contains many oils and extracts and rare vintage stuffs prepared over the years, I still prefer to create the materials used in these compositions myself whenever I can.

 

Sometimes through distillation, sometimes through extraction, and sometimes through macerations that take months to mature.
Because to me, perfume is not simply a blend of pleasant notes. It is something that develops character over time.

 

I believe a perfume should have a soul.

Sometimes it should carry the comfort and safety of a father’s embrace.

Sometimes it should smell like the quiet hope that appears when everything feels lost.

 

A perfume should be the transformation of emotions into scent.

 

In a way, it should be the scented form of poetry.

 

And for something like that to exist, I believe it needs touches that carry spirit.

 Touches shaped by hand, patience, and care.

 

At mesOUD there is no fixed schedule for releasing perfumes.

 I do not feel the need to constantly introduce something new.

 

Because once we speak about soul, the process stops being about production or simply smelling pleasant. It becomes a process guided by inspiration.

 

A perfume appears only when it truly feels right to me , when I enjoy working on it, and when the result is something I would genuinely want to wear myself.

 

That is why the perfumes you find here are not planned releases.

They are the result of inspiration, patience, and time.