Nenuphar
Fragrance notes
Character
Water lily opens the scent with a cool, damp petal feel. Tobacco sits beside it, dry and faintly crumbled. The leaf note adds a crisp snap, like a stem just pulled from a pond. Moss grounds the first impression with a shaded, forest floor texture.
Lily-of-the-valley rises in the heart, small and bell-shaped in tone. Algae brings a wet, mineral whisper that avoids salty air. Mandarin orange offers a quick, bright peel scent. Musk smooths the edges so the flowers do not feel sharp.
Geranium gives a green, slightly herbal stem feel. Tuberose and ylang-ylang turn the base creamy and thick. The water lily repeats, now heavier and more rounded. The overall image is a garden pool at midday, sun on the surface and roots below.
The scent fits a person who likes flowers with dirt still on the stems. Wear it while walking near open water when the air is warm and the light is clear. It suits those who want a floral that stays close to the ground.
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