Bouquet de Joie
Fragrance notes
Character
Raspberry and black currant open this scent with a bright, juicy energy that feels like walking through a garden market at midday. The fruit is sweet but not sticky, carried by a fresh air that keeps it from becoming heavy. Peony and violet follow in the heart, softening the opening with a gentle floral layer that stays close to the skin. Composed by Lygia and launched in 2024, this release from Être captures a modern femininity that is light on its feet. It avoids the powdery weight of older floral bouquets and instead feels clean and transparent.
The base of ambergris and vetiver grounds the composition without darkening it. A faint earthiness from the vetiver keeps the sweetness in check, while the ambergris adds a smooth, slightly salty warmth that lingers beneath the petals. This is a fragrance for someone who enjoys smelling pretty but wants to avoid anything cloying. It suits a relaxed weekend mood, pairing well with cotton dresses and sunlight on a patio. Those who prefer deep, resinous woods or heavy orientals will find this blend too airy for their taste.
It is a scent that smells like a bowl of fresh berries sitting on a white tablecloth while the morning sun warms the garden.
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