Demeter Perfume & Cologne

The fragrance house of Demeter was established in 1996 when Christopher Brosius and Christopher Gable realized that smelling a fragrance can transport a person through time and bring up old memories. The brand began with agricultural roots, hence the name, inspired by the Greek goddess of agriculture, but it has since expanded to include hundreds of perfumes. Any scent is possible with the authentic fragrances in Demeter bottles, from authentic black soil to outer space and anything in between. They're also easy to mix and match so that your fragrance profile can be truly unique and made up of only scents you love.

Baby Powder (2010): This soft powdery scent is reminiscent of a newborn baby's laughter and sleepy cuddles.

Vanilla Cake Batter (2009): Always smell like you've just been making a tasty birthday cake with this warm vanilla scent.

Rain (2009): An ideal clean scent, Demeter Rain has just the right elements of earth and grass with a cool aquatic finish.

Petrichor (2017) captures the unique scent of rain falling on dry earth, evoking memories of hot summer days and a touch of spaceships blasting into the galaxy.

Cherry Cream (2019) There isn't much that's more attractive than a cherry pie. This fruity fragrance, complete with vanilla, amber and nuts, brings the dessert anywhere.

Frangipani (2013) has the perfect balance of floral, tropical and citrus notes with a burst of fresh frangipani.

Demeter fragrances are usually a single layer and refuse to ruin an authentic scent with fixatives, so they tend to be most powerful upon initial application. These scents can be counted on to stick around for a whole day, but the bottles are conveniently sized so that you can bring them along to refresh the scent as needed.

Most Demeter fragrances are between $12 to $25, although some with rarer ingredients are priced higher. The most expensive Demeter perfume is $30, while the least expensive is just $8. Get great prices on any Demeter perfume by ordering from FragranceX.