The Story
Why it exists.
The beginning
Flux belongs to Voce di Sensi's Emotional Geometry Collection, which treats scent as an expressive study in rhythm, flow, and sensation. The fragrance was created by perfumer Sandra Lucas Haro for a unisex audience, with a leathery-woody character and a clear sense of continuous change. Its composition follows that shifting idea: bright citrus and pink pepper establish the first pulse, while leather, amber, green notes, and woods keep moving underneath. The grapefruit and mandarin lend a brisk brightness, balanced by the dry structure of cedarwood. Pink pepper adds a fine touch of spice as leather introduces tactile depth. Green notes interrupt the warmth, and amber gives the composition a soft inner glow. Flux moves from fresh to warm without settling into a single, predictable pose.
The striking part of Flux is its balance of opposites. Grapefruit and mandarin bring a clean, brisk edge. Pink pepper adds a flash of spice, while cedarwood gives the opening a dry structure. In the heart, leather introduces tactile depth, but green notes keep it from feeling heavy or static. Amber supplies warmth, and musk softens the contrast between the brighter citrus, the textured leather, and the dry woods. The base gives that movement a tangible form through vetiver's earthy dryness and sandalwood's smooth woodiness.
The evolution
Flux begins with a lively collision of grapefruit, mandarin, pink pepper, and cedarwood. The citrus brings a bright, brisk character, while pink pepper lays a fine spark across the surface and cedarwood introduces dryness. As the scent develops, leather and green notes take over the middle distance. The composition gains weight without losing its pulse, and amber brings a soft, warm glow underneath. Leather gives the heart tactile depth, while the green notes add contrast and prevent the warmer materials from settling into a single texture. The drydown settles into vetiver, sandalwood, amber, and white musk. Earthy vetiver keeps the base grounded, sandalwood smooths the edges, and white musk adds a soft, quiet layer beneath the woody and leathery notes.
Cultural impact
Flux invites a closer reading of fragrance as an expressive experience shaped by rhythm, contrast, and sensation. Its unisex leathery-woody composition moves between bright citrus, pink pepper, cedarwood, leather, green notes, amber, vetiver, sandalwood, and musk. The result is a fragrance that encourages attention to how individual notes meet, change, and continue to register over time.
The House
Voce di SensiVoce di Sensi is a Spanish niche fragrance house founded by musician and artist David Hovhannisyan. Its name points to an exploration of voice and sensation, reflected in a debut collection built around sensory impressions rather than a single place or story. The first lineup comprises Axis, Sensa, Flux and Glint, all associated with 2026. Available research gives limited detail about their compositions, perfumers and production, so the house is best understood today through its founder, conceptual naming and the scope of this restrained opening collection.
The Creator
Sandra Lucas HaroSandra Lucas Haro's style is best understood through her attention to the point where natural associations meet imaginative composition. Peach and peach blossom are recurring subjects in her recent work, but her interest lies in how such recognizable materials can be framed fo…


















