Butterfly
Fragrance notes
Character
Butterfly is a daytime fragrance for people who want to smell like they spent the morning walking through a garden. The opening pairs green lilac with petitgrain, and that combination creates a crisp, leafy air that feels awake and alert. It is not a heavy entrance. The scent stays light on the skin and invites close contact rather than demanding attention from across a room.
Peach blossom and osmanthus bring a soft fruitiness to the middle, but the green tea and wisteria keep it from becoming sugary. Peony adds a clean floral layer that ties the fruit to the leaves. The result is a bouquet that smells cultivated and bright, never cloying. It feels natural in the way a trimmed hedge smells natural, shaped but still alive.
Cedar and amber sit underneath the flowers, giving the blend a gentle structure. The musk smooths the edges so the transition from the bright top to the woody base feels seamless. This foundation keeps the fragrance grounded without making it dark. It wears close and stays personal, which suits a scent built around clarity and fresh air.
Picture a sunlit patio where a breeze moves through climbing vines and a glass of iced tea sits within reach. The air carries petals and young wood in equal measure, and the moment feels effortless.
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