Pills started where the training should have been. Antonio Lasheras spent years inside olfactory marketing making scents for other companies, and the shortages never let up. Instruction barely existed. Classic and modern formulas were hard to study, the raw materials harder still to get hold of, so the learning happened alone. Mallo, a house of handmade limited compositions, came out of that. Pills followed, built with Teresa Klus as a lab where creators develop ideas without being told no.
Every Pills fragrance carries a color, since the house gives each emotion a hue. Green belongs to what's untamed and free. Blue holds freshness and depth at once. Collections arrive with their own illustrations and invented characters, worked out with graphic design studios. The perfumes aren't built to be liked by everyone. They're built to provoke, and that suits the people they're made for.
