Butterfly
Fragrance notes
Character
Butterfly arrives with an animalic edge that will put off anyone looking for a clean, polite white floral. The opening jasmine carries a slightly indolic weight that sits close to the skin and refuses to soften immediately. This is not a shy introduction. The heart pushes that intensity further with tuberose and ylang-ylang, creating a thick, creamy texture that feels heavy rather than airy. Green and yellow floral accords pull the composition toward a lush garden that has been warmed by the sun, but the sweetness here is dense. White musk in the base offers a soft landing, though it never fully smooths the sharper, more untamed facets that Serge Majoullier built into the formula.
This fragrance is for the wearer who wants to be noticed in the bright, humid air of a garden party where the flowers are at their most rampant. The solar and woody notes in the record support a scent that thrives when the light is strong and the air feels alive. It suits someone who enjoys a floral that retains a touch of dirt and heat, who finds the animalic accord essential rather than a mistake. It is too much for a quiet office or a minimal wardrobe, but it fits perfectly against bare skin and linen when the day is long and the air is thick with pollen, the kind of scent that grows
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