Garden
Fragrance notes
Garden is for the person who wants to smell like a bouquet rather than a single stem. It is a fragrance that leans fully into the white floral family without apology. The opening brings bright citrus from mandarin orange, bergamot, and orange blossom, but the sunshine fades fast as the heart takes over. This is not a scent built for subtlety or for someone who prefers clean skin scents.
The middle is a dense gathering of freesia, gardenia, jasmine, camellia, lily-of-the-valley, lily, and rose. It feels powdery and a bit old-fashioned, softened by the white musk and sandalwood in the base. The wood gives it a creamy texture that keeps the petals from feeling sharp. It suits cooler days and formal events where a traditional feminine presence is welcome.
Those who want modern minimalism or fresh green air should look elsewhere, because this stays in the flowerbed. It is a heavy, romantic choice that wears its heritage clearly. The entire composition feels like walking into a room where someone has just finished arranging a dozen vases of fresh-cut blooms.
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