Millefleurs
Fragrance notes
Character
Millefleurs opens with rose and violet that sit close together rather than competing. The rose carries a soft petal quality while the violet adds a gentle powder that settles quickly into the background. Bergamot and lavender follow in the heart, with the bergamot offering a bright citrus lift and the lavender contributing an aromatic, slightly herbal edge that keeps the florals from feeling heavy.
The base brings sandalwood, cedar, and patchouli into view. Sandalwood provides a smooth, creamy wood that anchors the blend, cedar adds a drier, sharper line, and patchouli contributes an earthy warmth that leans into the warm spicy accord. The overall impression is woody, powdery, and floral at once, with the citrus and aromatic elements threading through to prevent the woods from dominating completely.
The composition feels traditional and leans into its powdery side more than some wearers will enjoy. The lavender and violet combine to create a dusty finish that can read as dated rather than classic. People who prefer clean, modern florals without a pronounced powdery character will find this difficult to wear comfortably.
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