Fleur de Lavande by Souleiado bottle
Souleiado

Fleur de Lavande

5.0/5 · 1 votes Feminine
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Fragrance notes

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Base notes
Lorenox

Character

Longevity1.5/5
Sillage1.3/5
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Our take

Fleur de Lavande opens with a bright, clean lavender that feels lifted by the sharp peel of bergamot and the gentle sweetness of mandarin orange. The lavender here is not medicinal or sharp. It carries a soft, airy quality that blends smoothly into the citrus, creating a fresh start that stays light rather than crisp. Iris and rose appear together in the heart, with the iris lending a smooth, powdery texture while the rose adds a gentle floral depth. The rose oil rounds out the petals with a slightly richer touch, but the floral side never becomes heavy or overwhelming. Vanilla and tonka bean form the base alongside Lorenox, bringing a warm, amber-like sweetness that feels smooth and slightly woody. The vanilla is present without becoming edible, and the tonka bean adds a gentle, balsamic warmth that ties the lavender and florals together.

The overall scent sits close to the skin with a soft, powdery finish that feels elegant and understated. It suits someone who enjoys lavender paired with warm, sweet notes rather than a cool or herbal interpretation. The citrus keeps the opening lively, while the iris and rose give it a classic floral character that avoids feeling dated. Wear it during the day in spring or summer, when the fresh lavender and bright mandarin feel most at home. The balance between the aromatic lavender, the powdery iris, and the sweet vanilla makes it approachable for daily use. It is gentle enough for an office setting and warm enough for a casual outing, though the powdery floral side may not appeal to anyone who prefers sharp, modern blends with minimal sweetness.

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