Fleurs de Bois by Miller Harris bottle
Miller Harris

Fleurs de Bois

3.9/5 · 73 votes Masculine 2009
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Fragrance notes

Notes

Character

Longevity3.2/5
Sillage2.8/5
Day100
Night0
Spring76
Summer48
Fall38
Winter5
Our take

Fleurs de Bois brings together Amalfi lemon, lavender, and mandarin orange in a straightforward citrus aromatic blend. The lemon and mandarin provide a bright, juicy lift that feels clean and immediate, while the lavender adds a soft herbal texture that keeps the fruit from leaning too sweet. It is a fresh composition with a mild spicy edge, staying close to the skin without disappearing entirely. The scent feels natural rather than synthetic, with each note clearly present instead of blurred together.

The aroma suits a walk under an open sky when the air is warm but not heavy. It pairs well with a relaxed morning or an afternoon spent outdoors, fitting easily into a routine that moves between fresh air and indoor light. There is no weight here, just a clean presence that accompanies the day without asking for attention. It feels appropriate for someone who wants a fragrance that simply smells good and stays in the background.

The lavender gives the blend a calm, steady character that balances the tart citrus. This is not a loud or dramatic scent, and it does not try to impress with depth or complexity. It offers a simple, refreshing experience that lingers modestly on the skin and accompanies the wearer through daily tasks. The citrus remains noticeable for a while before the herbal side becomes more apparent, creating a gentle shift that stays within the same fresh family.

The mandarin orange keeps the blend lively, adding a soft roundness to the sharper lemon. Fleurs de Bois remains a clean, approachable choice that fits naturally into spring, summer, and fall days when the light is out and the air feels clear. It stays present long enough to be enjoyed without ever becoming too much, offering a steady, pleasant companionship that works as well in a casual setting as it does in a professional one, always remaining

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