Fleuriste
Fragrance notes
Character
Fleuriste is a fragrance for the person who wants to smell like a garden that has just been watered, not like a bouquet wrapped in plastic. The opening makes the case immediately with tomato leaf and bergamot, a sharp green snap that smells like crushed stems and damp soil. Red berries add a quick flash of juice, but the heart moves straight into hyacinth and neroli, where the scent settles into a pollen-heavy floral that feels bright and slightly powdery. Freesia and mimosa soften the edges so the green never turns bitter. The base of guaiac wood and amberwood gives the flowers a dry, pale wood backing that keeps the scent close to the skin rather than pushing it outward, while the musk ensures the composition stays present on the wrist through a long morning walk.
This is daytime wear for mild weather, the kind of scent that fits a Saturday market or a breezy office with the windows open. It suits someone who enjoys smelling natural and a little bit messy, the way real plants are, and who does not want a heavy trail following them through a crowded space. If you usually reach for dark ouds or heavy vanilla, this will feel too sheer and too lively for you. It is for the wearer who values a fresh, botanical character over warmth and depth, and who wants a companion for sunlight and open air.
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