Alice‘s Flower Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
Alice’s Flower Tea is for the person who wants a floral that stays grounded. Many green scents float away into sharpness, but this one keeps its feet on the earth through the olive tree and tonka bean in the base. The opening brings lemon and black currant together, bright and tart, yet the fruit never takes over the room. Instead of leaning into candy, the fragrance moves quickly toward the fig leaf and neroli at its heart, where a lactonic softness begins to wrap the sharper edges.
That creaminess is the second reason this works as a daily companion. The white floral accord sits close to the skin in a gentle way, supported by woody tones that give the blend a calm structure. It feels natural rather than synthetic, like a garden path after rain where the air holds both crushed leaves and fresh petals. The citrus remains present, but it behaves as a light rather than a spotlight.
Wear it when the light is clear and the air carries a little coolness. A walk through a park with bare branches and damp grass suits this scent perfectly, or a morning spent near a window with a cup of tea nearby. The green and fresh accords match that atmosphere without forcing a mood. It suits someone who enjoys a fragrance that whispers rather than announces, and who prefers a composition that feels lived in from the first spray.
The fig leaf carries a gentle bitterness that keeps the tonka bean from turning too soft, and the olive tree adds a dry, clean line through the middle of the scent as the neroli continues to bloom against the lemon
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