Generally yes. First of all, it is worth knowing that even though there are some very simple winter perfumes, the notes used in winter perfumes are generally heavier and different, and they are also relatively more “characterful.” For that reason, I think we can say winter perfumes are generally more niche. By niche perfume here, I mean perfumes that have some depth and nuance, but of course these alone do not make a perfume “niche” quality, that is a separate topic. With summer perfumes, on the other hand, I think it is quite difficult to create truly different and nuanced scents, both because the number of notes that can be used is smaller and because they are more common in terms of originality.