Bloom
Fragrance notes
Character
Magnolia leads the opening with a clean, slightly green petal that feels lifted rather than heavy. Davana adds a soft, fruity warmth that keeps the flower from reading too sharp, while angelica root brings a faintly herbal edge that stops the start from becoming pure candy.
Rose oil and jasmine fill the middle with a classic white floral heart, but the violet pulls them toward a powdery softness that sits close to skin. The blend stays airy and never cloys, moving through the petals with a smooth, slightly creamy texture.
White musk and amber give the base a gentle glow, while cedar and sandalwood add a dry woodiness that keeps the sweetness in check. Tonka bean rounds the finish with a smooth, slightly nutty warmth that ties the florals to the woods without making the mix feel thick.
Composed by Mark Buxton, this is a daylight companion for someone who wants a floral that feels calm and put together. Wear it on a morning walk or to a weekend brunch where you want to smell polished and effortless.
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