Waterlily and Freesia by Nicolai Bergmann bottle
Nicolai Bergmann

Waterlily and Freesia

4.0/5 · 1 votes Feminine 2011
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Fragrance notes

Notes
Hortensia

Character

Sillage3.8/5
Day100
Night0
Spring67
Summer0
Fall0
Winter0
Our take

Waterlily and Freesia presents a clear floral composition built around hyacinth, water lily, hortensia, rose, and freesia. The scent feels fresh and green from the start, with a clean edge that keeps the flowers from becoming heavy. Rose sits at the center of the blend, supported by the lighter touch of freesia and the soft presence of hortensia. Water lily adds a cool, watery tone that moves through the entire wear.

The green facet comes through strongly, giving the fragrance a crisp character that pairs well with bright, sunlit surroundings. Hyacinth brings a slightly sharp, leafy quality that balances the softer petals. Nothing here smells sweet or warm. The overall impression stays light, with each note remaining distinct rather than blending into a single blurred floral.

Freesia and water lily lead the fresh side of the scent, while rose and hyacinth hold the structure together. Hortensia adds a gentle floral layer that does not push forward. The fresh spicy accord gives a small lift without turning sharp or hot. The perfume feels natural and composed, suited to someone who wants a straightforward floral that does not rely on warmth or depth to make an impression.

The scent fits a bright morning outdoors when the air feels cool and the light is clear. It stays in that fresh, green space throughout, with the flowers remaining clean and unclouded. The water lily and freesia keep the tone lifted, while the rose and hyacinth provide just enough weight to keep the blend steady, leaving a impression that stays close to the skin and feels entirely

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