Délire de Roses
Fragrance notes
Character
A sunny terrace in late May holds a glass of cold water beside a bowl of fresh litchi. The air feels light and alive. Délire de Roses sits in that space, its litchi note bright and juicy, touched by a small dash of black currant that adds a tart edge. The fruit is not candied or heavy. It smells like something just peeled and ready to eat, surrounded by warm air and a clear blue sky.
Roses rise through the fruit, Turkish and Bulgarian varieties layered together so the scent feels plush and deep. Lily-of-the-valley weaves through them with a clean, green freshness that keeps the flowers from feeling dense. Geranium adds a gentle herbal lift. The blend stays soft and feminine, never sharp or powdery, carried by a white wood base that gives the flowers a smooth surface to rest upon.
Musk and amber settle underneath, providing a gentle warmth that matches the sunlight on the terrace. The entire scene feels like a garden in full bloom, where fruit and petals share the same warm air. It is a crisp, floral moment built around rose and litchi, with a clean, green finish that lingers in the mind.
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