RiiFFS Perfumes

Freeze in Flames

Extrait · medium weight

Its wardrobe colour

No clear colour under our current rules.

Seasons

spring · summer

Occasions

casual · sport · date

The note pyramid.

Top

raspberry pulp xtractsnowflakescalabrian bergamotpassion fruit pulp xtractred applespearmint

Heart

Base

cedarwoodmuskamber xtreme

Notes as the brand lists them ↗ · checked 2026-10-21. Note families with five or more bottles have a page.

The accord balance.

Our weights, from 0 to 1. A guide to character.

  • citrus0.40
  • aromatic0.70
  • aquatic0.40
  • green0.30
  • floral0.00
  • spicy0.00
  • woody0.40
  • amber0.40
  • sweet0.50
  • leather0.00
  • smoky0.00
  • musky0.40

Where it fits.

  • Casual weekend

    Freeze in Flames is easygoing, aromatic and sweet, and works in its season.

  • Signature

    Freeze in Flames is aromatic and sweet with a clear character, best in spring and summer.

  • All-rounder

    Freeze in Flames works in two seasons and many places, the one to grab when unsure.

Try them together

Three pairings

The three highest pair scores among our checked bottles. Each score has a reason. Smell is personal; these rules are a starting point.

  1. Le Labo

    Freeze in Flames's lavender lasts longer over the quiet ambroxyde of Another 13, with green notes in both.

    Spray Another 13 first (3 sprays, neck, chest and wrists), let it settle a minute, then Freeze in Flames on top (2 sprays, neck and wrists).

  2. Byredo

    Freeze in Flames's lavender lasts longer over the quiet musk of Super Cedar.

    Spray Super Cedar first (3 sprays, neck, chest and wrists), let it settle a minute, then Freeze in Flames on top (2 sprays, neck and wrists).

  3. Creed

    Sage and lavender run through both, and Viking Cologne's nutmeg adds the spice Freeze in Flames lacks.

    Spray Freeze in Flames first (2 sprays, chest and neck), let it settle a minute, then Viking Cologne on top (3 sprays, neck, wrists and a mist on your shirt).

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