Artistic Niche Perfume in Palma de Mallorca

FND SCENTS is the first boutique dedicated to curated artistic perfumery in central Palma de Mallorca — a selection of independent houses you won't find anywhere else in the Balearic Islands.

What You'll Find at FND SCENTS

We're not a conventional perfumery. Every fragrance in our selection comes from independent houses that prioritise creativity, quality ingredients and genuine identity over large marketing budgets. You won't find the usual names here — you'll find what you didn't know you were looking for.

We cover every olfactory family: floral, fresh, amber, woody, spicy, gourmand, fruity and leather.

Brands Available In-Store and Online

Lorenzo Pazzaglia — Bold Italian niche. From extreme gourmand to provocative aquatic, with names as memorable as Carbonara, Gasoleather or Narcotic Citrus.
Floraïku — French niche with Japanese-inspired sensibility. Minimalist, sensory and poetic. Sand and Skin, One Umbrella for Two.
Tomavicci - is an ultra-luxury niche fragrance house founded by creative director Louaai Tomalieh. Blending high-fashion Italian aesthetics with the opulent traditions of Dubai
Room 1015 — The perfumers of rock. Cherry Punk Extrait, Love-o-Matic: fragrances for those who don't follow the rules.
Salum Parfums — Extraits at haute concentration. Caviar Rose, Strawberry Pool: opulence without apology.
Liquides Imaginaires — Conceptual, narrative-driven. Perfume as art object.
Plume Impression — Mediterranean freshness with real authorship. Murmure d'Été: fig leaf and summer mornings.
Lophiel — Intense, distinctive, clearly communicated. Wears the spirit of Los Angeles; its signature is Duma, built on aquatic and citrus notes.
Laurent Mazzone — Dark, sensual haute couture. Born from the intersection of nightlife, music, and fashion, known for brooding extraits like Sensual Orchid and Black Oud.
Les Indémodables — Radical transparency and rare French craftsmanship. Built around artisanal extractions by master perfumer Antoine Lie; renowned for Vanille Havane and Escale En Haïti.
Renier Perfumes — Wearable surrealism. Cuban artist Renier Méndez translates his original paintings into evocative, tropical, and woody extraits like Kisses Rain and De Lirius.
KV by Kateryna Velmenko — Sculptural Italian artistry with dynamic energy. Crafted by an artist and former dancer, blending bold contrasts in striking porcelain-capped bottles (Chilli Candy Crush, She is Glowing).
EAU DE MOE — Narrative perfumery rooted in emotion and nostalgia. Canadian niche storytelling centered on personal connections and travels (Amal, Hala, Tariq).
Namos Parfums — Contemporary Swiss luxury. Clean, modern silhouettes developed by master nose Andreas Wilhelm to make the invisible visible (Belao, Thaleia).
Smth — Minimalist Berlin cool. A creative collective focused on architectural restraint, negative space, and evolving skin scents like Night Graphite.
Sarvari Paris — High-concentration French-Dutch extraits. Rich, regal compositions structured around the five natural elements, featuring standout blends like Flamme de Neom.
Agarthi Scentcore — Mythological sci-fi Italian perfumery. Fragrances inspired by the "Hollow Earth" legend, blending mineral, floral, and otherworldly textures (Floating Lands, Hidden Oasis).
MOSQ — Balearic breeze and modern Spanish soul. Oceanic, Mediterranean-focused extraits that bottle light and coastal air, highlighted by Xaloc.
Brodēon — Hungarian bespoke tailoring aged in Sicily. Handcrafted in small batches and aged for months in barrels to mimic wearable fabric (Verdon, Mielor, Cuiré).
Lengling Munich — Munich’s first luxury perfume house, defined by duality. Each fragrance balances two opposing note accords (LENG vs. LING), topped with handcrafted Isar river-pebble caps (Sekushi No 7, Eisbach).
Azya Perfumes — Opulent warmth and African heritage. High-performance scents pairing rich spices, dates, and smoky ambers (Mabda, Guffa).

Why Palma Is a Destination for Niche Perfume

Mallorca's Mediterranean climate amplifies fragrance in ways colder cities can't match — the salt air, the warmth and the long evenings enhance projection, so an extrait like Salum's performs in genuinely optimal conditions here.

Palma's contemporary aesthetic — boutique hotels, curated restaurants, design-conscious neighbourhoods — aligns naturally with niche perfumery's philosophy. And the mix of sophisticated international visitors and the local Mallorquín population sustains a specialised retail scene that smaller Spanish cities simply can't support.

We are only a few steps from EL BORN and a few minutes from the Cathedral in Palma.

How to Plan Your Visit

Allow time. Buying niche perfume isn't an impulse purchase. Set aside at least 30–60 minutes for a proper sampling session.

Come with some idea. If you know which families you like (woody, floral, oriental, fresh) or what you're looking to replace, the consultation will be far more focused.

Skin-test, not paper-test. Wait at least 15 minutes before deciding.

Best Time to Visit

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are ideal — pleasant weather for testing multiple fragrances without heat overwhelming them, and fewer tourists in-store.

Avoid peak August if you'd prefer a quieter experience (we stay open all month, but expect more visitors).

Discovery Sets: Start Here

New to niche, or want to gift without the risk? Our discovery sets are the answer — curated samples from Lorenzo Pazzaglia, Floraïku, Liquides Imaginaires and more, available in-store and shipped across Europe. (Coming Soon)