Country of origin: Australia

Australian Perfume Brands

Australian perfume buyers switch between expensive and cheaper fragrances, according to the trade magazine Retail Beauty, and Statista reports a surge in demand for natural and sustainable scents. Among the Australian houses listed on this page are Goldfield & Banks Australia, Bujairami, Map of the Heart and Aēsop.

22 houses 182 perfumes

In figures

  • 60% luxury fragrance's projected share of Australian fragrance sales in 2025, on Statista's figures. Retail Beauty

Designer 5 houses

Niche & Independent 16 houses

Other kinds of house 1 house

Perfume from Australia, in numbers

Of the 182 perfumes from Australia with a verdict, 41% are Favourites, 43% Statements and 16% Acquired. Statement, the most common, is our mark for a distinctive scent meant to stand out.

The notes that turn up most often across 182 perfumes from Australia, with how many of them use each:

Of the 22 houses, 16 are niche or independent, 5 designer and 1 is another kind of house, such as a celebrity line or a retailer's own brand.

Launches run from the 2010s to the 2020s, and the 2020s were the busiest decade, with 155. We know the launch year of 99% of these perfumes, and count only decades with at least 10 launches.

The houses from here that readers look up most are Aēsop, Goldfield & Banks Australia and Delta Goodrem, and the most viewed perfumes are Tacit Eau de Parfum by Aēsop, Eidesis Eau de Parfum by Aēsop and Hwyl Eau de Parfum by Aēsop. That is our own page views, not sales.

Questions about perfume from Australia

Which houses count as being from Australia?

Those based there, as recorded on each brand page, whatever their tier: designer, niche and independent, Arabian or anything else. A house whose country we have not recorded appears on no country page, and a house is listed once it has at least one published perfume.

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