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AOE Perfumery

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AOE Perfumery, styled as Area of Effect Perfumery, makes fragrances based on characters, places and items from video games and board games. The house is run by a perfumer named Allie, who assigns a scent profile to each subject drawn from favourite games.

In their own words

Reproduced from their about page. The words are theirs.

At its heart, Area of Effect is a love letter to the artists and developers of my favorite way to escape into a new reality. I have mad respect for these hardworking folks who poured their hearts & creativity into these beautiful games. My goal is to take characters, places, and items from video games & board games and ascribe to each a unique and evocative scent profile - as though you're part of the experience. Games are truly immersive fantasy, so what better way to dive in than to use your most basic olfactory sense to observe the world around you?

Have you ever wondered what one of the great cities of Skyrim smell like, or what it's like to catch a whiff of Princess Zelda's hair? I want to provide that experience for you with my smelly fan-art :) I hope my scent interpretations do them justice - thanks for being along for the ride!

Plant-based, tattoo-loving weirdo,

possibly feral mad scent scientist,

Allie is a nature-loving, yoga-studying, cozy gamer with a particular soft spot for RPGs & cute farming sims. She also performs locally as a mushroom fairy who trades for art, and is happily married to her college sweetheart. She practices witchcraft and her familiar Auri is her best friend! She believes wholeheartedly in the act of empowerment, intention, and self-love that perfume can bring to everyone's daily routine!

Catalogue

118 fragrances

Alphabetical. Prices are in the maker's currency and link to their own shop.

118 fragrancesSearch within AOE Perfumery

Palette

Notes they reach for

The notes that appear most across the catalogue; the number is how many fragrances carry each.