White Tulip
Fragrance notes
White Tulip is built for the person who wants a floral that refuses to stay delicate. The opening makes that position clear immediately. Coffee and rum arrive with a dark, slightly boozy weight, while coconut adds a creamy roundness that keeps the spices from feeling sharp. Coriander sits in the background, lending a gentle lift to the dense start.
The heart continues the argument. Rose and lily provide a classic floral core, but orris and patchouli pull it toward earth and powder. This is not a bright spring bouquet. It is a floral that prefers shadow and warmth, leaning into the amber and vanilla that wait in the base.
That base is where the fragrance makes its final case. Tobacco and cedar give the sweetness a dry, woody structure, while pink pepper and ambroxan add a quiet sparkle. The result is a scent that feels both cozy and composed, suitable for cool evenings when you want to smell polished rather than playful.
Wear this when the air is crisp and you are dressed in layers, standing near a wooden table where a cup of dark coffee rests beside a vase of heavy, cream-colored petals.
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