Flowers Of Evil
Fragrance notes
Character
The lemon and bergamot open with a bright, sunlit clarity that feels like standing in a garden where the morning heat has just begun to rise. Tarragon brings a cool, anise-like edge that twists the citrus into something more savory than sweet. Eucalyptus adds a clean, medicinal breath to the top, keeping the entrance sharp and awake.
Violet and jasmine sit at the center, soft but not overwhelming, supported by the dry, forest-floor character of oakmoss and patchouli. Sandalwood rounds out the heart with a smooth, creamy texture that prevents the green notes from feeling too sharp. The base of vetiver and white musk settles into a clean, earthy warmth that stays close to the skin.
This is a fragrance for someone who enjoys the smell of crushed herbs and damp soil as much as fresh flowers. It fits a slow walk through an outdoor market or a bright afternoon spent near open windows. Wear it when you want a scent that feels grounded in nature and unapologetically botanical.
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