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Katz!

€6,00

pour toi

Eau De Parfum

Second Skin Sweet Escape

Musical Vibe

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Alcohol Denat., Parfum, Coumarin
Under the creative lead of perfumer Erik Constantin, an edgy brand with a sharp conceptual language comes to life. Borrowing its name from the promise of algorithmic intimacy, the brand quietly questions the idea of perfection made for you. Each scent explores how emotions, materials, and even absences can be translated into smell - sourcing inspiration from abstract constructs and shapes. Themes like emptiness, non-fragrant objects, and technology become part of its unconventionality. Incredibly exciting, unpredictable, nothing mainstream. Produced in small batches in Eastern Europe, pour toi creates space for ethical, experimental art that pushes the boundaries of olfactory understanding. Disruptive, dynamic, inventive.

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A creamy citrus vanilla perfume with claws. Sweet enough to trust, sharp enough that you should not.

The facts: Pour toi. Citrus and vanilla in the gourmand register, built with the house's molecular approach instead of a classic pyramid. Unisex, since the citrus edge stops the vanilla tipping sugary. Best on hot days turning into night. Available in 50 ml and 2 ml sample. Ships from Germany across the EU.
As tempting as a lemon-butter-cream cupcake

Curator’s note

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Scent Profile

Meet the artisan

Erik Constantin

Erik Constantin

Erik Constantin is an independent perfumer and olfactory artist based in Eastern Europe, working through scent as a medium of expression. Through his project, pour toi, he explores fragrance beyond product, as language, as gesture, as a way of translating emotions, materials, and abstract ideas into smell. His work often moves between clarity and abstraction, revolving around absence, artificiality, and quiet contradictions — creating scents that feel familiar but don’t fully exist. Electricity, air, digital surfaces, imagined spaces, or transparency often become starting points and lifetime fascinations about how things can be translated into scent. Each piece is developed in small batches, crafted by hand. Subtle variations from one batch to another make every release slightly unique, reinforcing a sense of rarity rather than repetition.

Erik Constantin is an independent perfumer and olfactory artist based in Eastern Europe, working through scent as a medium of expression.
Through his project, pour toi, he explores fragrance beyond product, as language, as gesture, as a way of translating emotions, materials, and abstract ideas into smell.
His work often moves between clarity and abstraction, revolving around absence, artificiality, and quiet contradictions — creating scents that feel familiar but don’t fully exist. Electricity, air, digital surfaces, imagined spaces, or transparency often become starting points and lifetime fascinations about how things can be translated into scent.
Each piece is developed in small batches, crafted by hand. Subtle variations from one batch to another make every release slightly unique, reinforcing a sense of rarity rather than repetition.

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Creates a creamy vanilla pie oozing of citrus. Pair to form a synergy.

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  • Rounded rather than sugary. The citrus splash cuts early and keeps going, so it never settles into dessert vibe.

  • Katz! is richer and more feline, vanilla-led with citrus running through it. Citrus Kawaii is brighter and more edible, citrus-led with vanilla underneath.

  • Comfortably. The vanilla base holds long after the citrus opening has burned off.

  • A gourmand is built around edible notes: vanilla, caramel, chocolate, almond, coffee. Niche gourmands differ from mainstream ones by adding structure and bitterness so they never read as pure sugar.

  • Yes, and it is a step up from what they probably own. The citrus edge makes it feel more considered than the vanilla fragrances sold on every high street.