Wild Bluebell (2020)
Fragrance notes
Character
A garden path cuts through damp grass where bluebells lean over the edges. The opening carries that flower immediately, cool and slightly watery, with a tiny pinch of clove that warms the air near the skin. Lily-of-the-valley rises next, clean and bell-shaped, while rose hip adds a faint tartness that keeps the bouquet from sitting too flat.
Jasmine threads through the middle, soft and creamy, pulling the white floral accord into a brighter space. The petals feel sunlit rather than shaded, and the green accord hums underneath like stems just snapped from the stalk. There is a powdery touch here, light enough to suggest dust on a windowsill rather than heavy makeup.
Musk and white amber settle at the base, giving the flowers a gentle place to rest without turning heavy. The amber brings a quiet warmth that suits bare arms and open windows, while the musk keeps the finish close to the body. Nothing here shouts across a room, and the scent does not cling to fabric long after the walk ends.
Sunlight moves across the path and the bluebells sway a little, their scent mixing with the grass and the faint spice still lingering near
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