Author name: Wajeeh Labar

French Avenue’s best-kept secret is how much of the range sits under £30. Forty-four of the 79 in-stock French Avenue fragrances at Arabic Aura cost less than £30, including extraits, gourmands, fresh aquatics and dark leathers — and the cheapest two, at £18.99 each, are full 100ml bottles. This guide lists every French Avenue perfume

French Avenue sells most of its range as Eau de Parfum, but some of its best-known bottles — Atlantis, Chaos Extrait, Royal Blend — are Extrait de Parfum, the strongest concentration a fragrance is sold in. Shoppers ask the same question every time: what does the extrait actually change, and is it worth choosing over

Gourmand perfumes — fragrances that smell like food, dessert and sweetness — are the style French Avenue does best, and the style that made the house famous in the UK. The brand’s hero, Liquid Brun, is a cinnamon, vanilla and praline gourmand. Around it sits a whole shelf of sweet scents: chocolate, caramel, marshmallow, vanilla,

French Avenue now has 79 fragrances in stock at Arabic Aura, and the range is wide enough that a ranked list is genuinely useful: sweet gourmands, fresh aquatics, dark leathers, saffron ambers and smoky ouds all sit side by side, from £18.99 to £53.99. This guide ranks the ten best French Avenue perfumes available in

French Avenue is the newest fragrance house on the shelves at Arabic Aura, and it arrived with a splash: a 100ml gourmand called Liquid Brun that smells of cinnamon, vanilla and praline, costs £27.49, and has become the brand’s calling card in the UK. But Liquid Brun is one bottle in a range of 79