Brand «Ces Enfants»

The Birth of a New Philosophy: Ces Enfants

The perfume world never stands still, and 2026 marked the emergence of an intriguing British brand Ces Enfants. The name itself, translating from French as "These Children," immediately sets the tone: playful, free, rebellious. These are not just fragrances – they are a manifesto of individuality, where there is no room for boring rules or gender constraints. Born in the heart of the UK, the brand from its early days positioned itself as a niche project creating exclusively unisex compositions in perfume concentration (extract).

Ces Enfants is a challenge to the adult world with its stereotypes. The founders (whose names remain a mystery, fueling the intrigue) were inspired by the idea of inner freedom, that childlike spontaneity we often hide behind a mask of seriousness. Each bottle is an invitation to rediscover your ability to be surprised, to be yourself without worrying about others' opinions. The brand is just beginning its journey but has already caught the attention of lovers of unusual, emotional scents.

Anne-Sophie Behaghel – A Visionary Perfumer

The creator of the debut and currently only fragrance of the brand is Anne-Sophie Behaghel – a talented perfumer working with leading niche houses. Her signature style features delicate architecture: she masterfully combines natural essences with synthetic molecules to achieve a volumetric effect. For Ces Enfants, Anne-Sophie created not just a perfume but a story embodied in notes.

The choice of this particular perfumer is no coincidence. She is known for her ability to convey intellectual, complex concepts through an accessible and sillage-rich formula. Her style balances transparency and depth, perfectly aligning with the philosophy of the young London brand. Working on the fragrance for Ces Enfants gave her an opportunity to express the paradox of human nature: we all want to be noticed, yet carefully guard our inner world.

Top Hit: Ces Enfants – Extroverted Introvert

The flagship and currently only composition in the portfolio is Ces Enfants - Extroverted Introvert. The name speaks for itself: it is an ode to the extroverted introvert – a person who can mentally retreat in a noisy company and, when alone, recharge for new achievements.

The fragrance is built on contrasts. Top notes play with bright, "loud" chords – perhaps sparkling bergamot and daring pink pepper that grab attention. But gradually, as it unfolds, the composition leads deeper: woody tones of cedar and vetiver, enveloping amber and sensual musk create an intimate, warm sillage. This is a story for those tired of being convenient for everyone and finally decide to stay true to themselves. The extract concentration ensures high longevity and richness – such a fragrance stays with you all day, slowly transforming on the skin.

Fans of niche perfumery have already dubbed Extroverted Introvert "smart perfumes for everyday." It fits both in the office if you want to make a statement, and at a party when it's time for true self-expression. It is an ideal choice for those seeking an ambivert fragrance: capable of being both loud and quiet at the same time.

Why Ces Enfants Deserves Your Attention

Despite its young age (the brand officially announced itself only in 2026), Ces Enfants has already set an important direction in niche perfumery: abandoning masks. This is not about status or a recognizable logo – it is pure emotion bottled. In a world where authenticity is increasingly valued, such an approach resonates with a thoughtful audience.

If you are tired of typical commercial "waters" and seek a fragrance that becomes an extension of your personality, take a closer look at the new British brand. For now, its collection includes only one fragrance, but what a fragrance! It is already gathering enthusiastic reviews on perfume forums: discussed, deconstructed into notes, worn with pleasure. Follow the news of Ces Enfants – quite possibly, we will soon see new works from Anne-Sophie Behaghel and other invited perfumers. Meanwhile, do not miss the chance to be the first to discover "these children" of British niche perfume.