White Butterflies
Fragrance notes
Character
White Butterflies opens with a dry, gray ash note that sits beside fresh green leaves. The ash is not sooty or aggressive. It feels like clean powder and cool air. The green leaves add a crisp edge that keeps the start from feeling heavy. This opening is quiet and a bit unusual for a floral release.
The heart brings gardenia and ginger flower forward. The gardenia is creamy and smooth, while the ginger flower adds a mild, warm lift. Together they create a white floral core that feels rounded rather than sharp. The smoke from the opening lingers here, blending with the amber and warm spicy accords to give the flowers a slightly resinous, balsamic backdrop.
Palisander rosewood and oak form a woody base that supports the florals without overtaking them. The wood feels dry and polished. The sweetness in the accord list shows up as a light, balsamic warmth rather than sugar. The ash note remains present throughout, which may feel too dry or austere for someone looking for a pure, dewy gardenia.
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