Flower Season Butterfly Dreams
Fragrance notes
Flower Season Butterfly Dreams opens with a bright rush of lotus, jasmine, rose, and lily-of-the-valley. The initial impression is clean and slightly dewy, with the lotus lending a watery lift to the petals. It feels airy rather than dense, though the jasmine carries a faint indolic weight that hints at the depth waiting underneath.
The heart leans fully into white flowers. May rose, orange blossom, and tuberose bloom together in a thick, creamy layer. The tuberose dominates here, rounded out by the orange blossom's soft citrus shimmer and the rose's gentle spice. It is a lush, traditional floral that smells expensive and a bit old-fashioned.
As it settles, the base reveals sandalwood, musk, moss, and vetiver. The sandalwood smooths the florals into a warm, powdery finish, while moss and vetiver introduce a cool, green earthiness that keeps the composition grounded. The musk sits close to the skin, blurring the line between the fading petals and the woody foundation.
This is a fragrance that smells like walking through a dense garden where the soil is damp and the petals are beginning to drop, covering the ground in a thick, fragrant carpet.
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