Love'n Blue by Jeanne Arthes bottle
Jeanne Arthes

Love'n Blue

4.3/5 · 17 votes Feminine
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Fragrance notes

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Base notes
Mulberry

Character

Longevity2.9/5
Sillage3.4/5
Day88
Night100
Fall88
Spring50
Winter38
Summer25
Our take

A quiet morning in a garden just after the first frost. The air feels crisp but the sun warms the stone path. You walk past a row of currant bushes where the fruit still clings to the branches. A handful of mandarin slices sits on a wooden bench beside a small bowl of crushed coriander seeds. The citrus is bright and the spice is clean. Nearby, a few ylang-ylang petals have fallen onto the ground, adding a soft and slightly creamy yellow note to the cool air. The scene feels alive with color and gentle movement.

Further along the path, white flowers grow in a sheltered corner. Jasmine climbs a trellis while tuberose stands tall in the center of the bed. A single rose blooms nearby, its petals still tight against the chill. The air here is thick with white floral scent, smooth and rounded by the sweetness of the blossom around you. It is a lush space that feels removed from the rest of the yard. The flowers do not compete. They simply fill the space with a rich and steady floral presence that surrounds you completely.

You pause near a mulberry tree where a few raspberries rest on a flat stone. Their tart juice stains the surface. A faint trace of vanilla drifts from a nearby porch where a window is open, and the air carries a soft musk that settles into the garden's woody edges. The fruit, the cream, and the petals all exist together in this one still place. The moment holds a fruity and sweet character that feels both natural and composed. White floral notes linger in the air as you stand there.

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