UBE LATTE

Completely unisex. It was designed without gendered marketing in mind. Wear it if it feels right to you. We've had masculine-identified people love the creaminess. We've had feminine-identified people love the earthiness of the saffron and carrot seeds. Fragrance doesn't have a gender; people do.

6-8 hours on skin, depending on skin type and temperature. (Oily skin holds fragrance longer; dry skin may need more.) Ube Latte is an Eau de Parfum, which means higher fragrance oil concentration (15-20%), so it lasts longer than designer sprays.

On fabric and hair: 12+ hours, sometimes into the next day.

Pro tip: Layer it. Apply to pulse points (wrists, neck, behind ears, inner elbows), and it'll last longer.

Both. It was specifically formulated to work in humid, tropical climates, so it breathes in heat. But the creamy base and warmth of the roasted hazelnut also make it perfect for cooler evenings and winter wear.

Think of it as a signature for all seasons. Some wear it all year.

Yes, but context matters. Ube Latte reads as gourmand - warm, creamy, slightly indulgent. In a casual office, brunch culture, or creative field? Absolutely. In a conservative corporate environment? Maybe. Gourmand fragrances are noticeable (in the best way), so if your workplace is fragrance-sensitive, you might want to go lighter or try Matcha Please or Crave Me instead.

Our scent ingredients are a combination of synthetic and natural components. The ube latte accord is a special blend made by our French fragrance partners; it is synthetic (there is no actual "ube latte note" in smell). You won't find any low-quality fillers here; instead, you'll find high-quality raw materials.

Just as in the kitchen, you need both fresh and processed ingredients to make a final dish. The only thing that counts is the result.

Both are based on cafes. Ube Latte is rich, smooth, and sweet, making it a great treat for the afternoon. Fresh, green, and calm, Matcha Please is great for a morning routine. Get Ube Latte if you want to feel better in a bottle. Get Matcha Please if you want to think straight. Get both if you can.

Spray a little on your hair, behind your ears, on your arms, and behind your neck to feel the oils circulating. Do not rub your wrists together; instead, let it dry on your skin so that notes form naturally. Put it on again during the day if you want it to last until the evening.

Layering Hack: Put Ube Latte over an unscented moisturizer or fragrance-free lotion. Hydrated skin makes for longer-lasting fragrance.

Perfect gift. It comes in a minimal, elegant bottle that photographs well. The story behind it (ube latte trend + sophisticated fragrance) makes it conversational. Include a note about the notes and moods so the recipient understands what they're wearing.

Best for: Someone who loves cafe culture, loves gourmand scents, or loves unique fragrances from the Philippines.

Ube Latte is priced as an accessible luxury. It's higher quality than mass-market designer brands (higher concentration, better raw materials) but priced below ultra-luxury niche houses. You're paying for the formulation, not the marketing.

The science of scents is real. A smell that one person thinks is sweet might smell like powder to someone else. If you don't like Ube Latte, try:- Matcha Please (less sweet and more fresh)— Old Money(also sweet, but warmer and more woodsy)

- Take our smell mood quiz to find more choices.