Fleuriste
Fragrance notes
Character
Fleuriste is a fragrance for the person who wants a flower shop experience that stays grounded in the earth. The opening delivers a bright neroli that feels like walking past buckets of fresh stems on a city sidewalk. As it develops, the acácia and geranium provide a green, herbal texture that prevents the composition from floating away into pure airiness. This combination creates a specific atmosphere of growth and soil, making it a perfect match for a morning spent outdoors when the air feels cool but the sun is fully out.
The argument for its place in a collection rests on the base, where tuberose meets civet. This is not a clean, modern white floral. The animalic accord adds a dirty, musky weight that pulls the blossoms down into something more human and slightly provocative. It transforms the initial freshness into a scent that feels lived-in and complex, moving from a bright beginning to a deeper, more physical presence that holds your attention through its contrast of pretty petals and raw musk.
Bartosz Puzio composed a scent that captures the entire lifecycle of a bouquet, from the cut stem to the fading petals on a table. The citrus and aromatic touches in the accords support this journey, keeping the heart of the geranium feeling sharp rather than powdery. You get the full spectrum of the garden here, including the parts that are usually trimmed away before the arrangement reaches the vase, leaving a trail that is both floral and undeniably wild.
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