Butterfly
Fragrance notes
Character
Butterfly carries a sour edge that can catch you off guard. It sits beside the sweetness rather than smoothing it out, and that sharpness makes the composition feel restless at times. Some wearers will find the animalic facet too forward for their taste, especially when the fruity side leans heavy.
White flowers form the core here, but they do not float gently. They feel dense and slightly sticky, pressed close to the skin in a way that leaves little room to breathe. The fruity accord adds a juicy weight that pulls the floral character toward something more indulgent.
This is a fragrance that prefers bright surroundings. Picture a sunlit room where the air feels warm and the windows stay open, light falling across a cluttered table. The scent fits that kind of space, where its intensity can spread without feeling confined or overly serious.
A bowl of overripe fruit sits on a white linen cloth, petals crushed against the edge, a faint musk rising from the fabric as the air moves through.
