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Adapting your laundry fragrance to the season enhances the laundry and the atmosphere of the home.
Changing your fragrance with the seasons creates a cohesive olfactory experience that harmonizes your laundry, your home, and the weather. Here are our easy-to-implement recommendations, along with care tips to prolong the life of your fragrances.
Spring: Fresh flowers & herbs
Opt for light green and floral notes (lily of the valley, peony, white tea). They give a feeling of fresh, airy linen and renewal.
- Dosage advice: start at 3–4 ml per kilo of laundry, then adjust according to the desired intensity.
- Styling tip: air dry whenever possible.
Summer: citrus fruits & hesperides
Lemon, bergamot, neroli… Bright accords withstand high temperatures better and neutralize perspiration odors.
- For sports textiles: opt for a short cycle with a maximum temperature of 40°C to avoid damaging the technical fibers.
- Summer wardrobe: place a lightly scented sheet of tissue paper in the piles of t-shirts.
Autumn: gourmand & woody
We seek comfort with accords of amber , hazelnut, vanilla, and cedarwood. Ideal for throws and sheets.
- Home linen tip: add 1 capful of neutral softener for a more even diffusion.
Winter: clean musks & soft spices
Clean musks, iris or cardamom bring an impression of warmth and enveloping cleanliness.
- Indoor drying: ventilate for 10 minutes after hanging to avoid humidity which “suffocates” the fragrance.
Interview checklist that changes everything
- Do not overload the drum: the water must circulate.
- Descale the detergent dispenser every 2 months.
- Wash empty at 60°C with a cup of white vinegar 1×/quarter.
Need a little help choosing? Discover our collection of laundry perfumes and the fragrance guide .
