Cottonmouth
Fragrance notes
Character
Is this the kind of white floral that smells like a greenhouse floor after a rain? Cottonmouth answers with a thick, honeyed blend of arum lily and narcissus that feels heavy and lush rather than airy. Lime blossom adds a soft, pale yellow brightness that keeps the petals from feeling flat, while passion flower pushes the mix toward a tropical, fruity sweetness. The overall impression is green and humid, like walking through dense foliage where the air is damp and every stem looks glossy with moisture. It is a sweet fragrance, but the honey here is floral and pollen-heavy instead of sugary, sitting close to the skin with a natural, slightly indolic weight that reads more niche than mainstream.
Wear it when the air is cool and damp, the kind of morning where your breath fogs near a garden bed and the soil is still dark from yesterday's storm. The flowers feel at home in that environment, their scent rising in the chill without turning sharp or metallic. It suits someone who enjoys white florals that lean bold and honeyed, and who does not mind a composition that feels alive and slightly untamed. Those who prefer clean, sheer citrus or dry woods will find this blend too heavy and too saturated with nectar. The lily and narcissus coil together in a humid tangle
