Fleur Narcotique Blossom
Fragrance notes
Character
Fleur Narcotique Blossom belongs in the hands of someone who wants a floral that stays present without demanding the room. The opening pairs litchi with Calabrian bergamot, and that bright, juicy citrus keeps the fruit from leaning sugary. It moves quickly into orange blossom and jasmine, with peony softening the edges so the white floral accord feels airy rather than heavy. The fruit lingers longer than expected, which is exactly why the scent holds its shape through a morning spent moving between sunlight and shade.
The base of musk and moss gives the flowers a clean, slightly earthy anchor that prevents the composition from floating away. That foundation is what lets the scent remain noticeable on the skin while staying close enough to wear in an office or a café. It never expands outward, yet it does not vanish after an hour. The moss adds a quiet green touch that keeps the sweetness in check, allowing the jasmine to breathe instead of crowding the senses.
Quentin Bisch composed a fragrance that treats daylight as a companion rather than a backdrop. The litchi and bergamot feel at home against warm air and open windows, and the musk ensures the scent travels with you instead of fading the moment you step outside. It is a clear, floral presence that asks for nothing more than your attention as the petals continue to unfold across the skin
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