Surprise Butterfly
Fragrance notes
Character
Blood orange and mandarin orange open with a sharp, juicy brightness that feels like standing near a fruit stall on a warm morning. Mango follows closely, adding a thick, sun-ripened pulpiness that leans tropical without turning heavy. The citrus here is loud and cheerful, more playful than refined, and it dominates the first few minutes completely.
Magnolia brings a creamy, almost milky petal texture that softens the acid from the top notes. Jasmine adds a clean, slightly indolic white flower edge, while ylang-ylang rounds the heart with a gentle, banana-like warmth. Together they create a floral layer that feels like a garden party where the tables are decorated with fresh-cut stems and bowls of ripe fruit.
Peach in the base carries the juice forward, meeting cotton candy to form a sugary, airy sweetness that sticks to the skin like powdered sugar on a fingertip. Musk smoothens the edges so the sugar does not scratch, leaving a soft, blurry finish that suits a bright afternoon walk or a patio table under clear skies. The whole composition stays in that happy space between fruit stand and flower bed, never settling into a single direction
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