Paper Flower Fan
Fragrance notes
Character
Carnation and bright lime lead the first minutes, with lemon adding a sharp edge that keeps the flowers from feeling heavy. It moves quickly past that brisk opening. Ylang-ylang and freesia take over, soft and golden, while cloves bring a dry heat that stops the heart from leaning fully into sweetness. The spices here are warm but controlled, sitting close to the skin rather than dominating the air.
Cabreuva and ambrette give the base a smooth, woody texture, and benzoin adds a resinous glow that feels rounded rather than sticky. This is where Paper Flower Fan settles into its real character, a floral that grows warmer and more personal as it sits. It smells crafted rather than mass-produced, with a clear line between each layer. Wear it in cooler weather when you want something floral that still feels grounded. It fits someone who likes spice in their flowers and prefers a scent that stays close once the initial brightness fades.
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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
