Pink Haze
Fragrance notes
Character
Lilac and lily-of-the-valley sit beside gardenia in a bright, slightly sharp arrangement. The beeswax and honeysuckle add a thick, golden sweetness that feels heavy against the lighter petals. Cedar grounds the mix with a dry, pale wood that keeps the flowers from floating completely away.
The mineral and metallic accords give the air a cool, reflective surface. It smells like sunlight hitting a glass greenhouse where the windows are slightly open. The animalic note is quiet but present, adding a warm skin-like texture to the wax and honey.
This is a daytime scent that works best when the light is clear and direct. It suits someone who likes white florals but wants an edge of something cold and industrial in the background. The green accord keeps the sweetness from becoming a flat, simple sugar.
Pink Haze feels like walking through a garden where the flowers are growing through a bed of smooth river stones. The creators are Maria McElroy and Alexis Karl. The scent is a pale pink color captured in a clear jar.
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