Virginia
Fragrance notes
Character
Virginia by Strangers Parfumerie places you in a sunlit meadow where wildflowers, chrysanthemum, and bellflower grow alongside tall grass and sturdy cypress. The air carries the crisp bite of galbanum and artemisia, softened by the creamy white petals of gardenia and orange blossom. A faint whisper of paper and ash drifts through, meeting the earthy depth of vetiver, oak, and oakmoss, while suede and clearwood add a gentle texture to the skin. Fig leaf and dandelion keep the greenery airy rather than heavy, and calone lends a subtle aquatic shimmer that never overwhelms the herbal and woody surroundings.
The scent remains present for a generous stretch without ever expanding beyond your immediate space, letting the layers of frankincense, carrot seeds, black elder, and angelica unfold at their own pace. It feels at home in bright, warm daylight surrounded by growing things, where fresh spicy and powdery musky nuances move quietly through the air. Prin Lomros composed a fragrance that stays close yet lingers, inviting you to notice each return of lily-of-the-valley and green resin as you sit on a wooden bench with a book open on your lap, a gentle breeze moving through the pages.
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