Floral Overdose

Floral Overdose is a fragrance for the person who wants a flower garden that refuses to be subtle. The opening delivers a bright, aromatic citrus pairing of petitgrain and bitter orange that immediately feels green and energetic. This initial rush grabs attention before the composition moves into its heart. The presence of ylang-ylang and jasmine sambac creates a dense, white floral core that feels lush and overwhelming in the best possible way.

Pink pepper adds a soft spicy lift to the heavy blooms, preventing the heart from becoming a flat wall of perfume. The transition from the sharp citrus to the rich florals feels intentional and fast. You get the sense of walking through a conservatory where the air is thick with the scent of heavy blossoms and crushed leaves.

The base is where the argument settles. Vanilla and benzoin provide a sweet, amber warmth that anchors the lily and gives the entire structure a resinous, oriental weight. It is a creamy, woody finish that stays close to the skin but projects a clearly defined silhouette of sugar and pollen. The sweetness here is deep rather than sugary.

This scent fits a cool morning where a heavy coat traps the air around you, or a dim room with the windows closed against the chill. It is for those who find standard florals too thin. The blend of yellow floral and vanilla closes the experience on a rich, golden note.

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