Fleurs De Cerisier
Fragrance notes
Character
Fleurs De Cerisier opens with a spritz of cherry and black currant that snap like a taut spring branch, the lemon and freesia cutting the fruit into something bright and almost tart. Then the cherry blossom arrives, not as a dense ornamental cloud but as a single petal drifting across a bowl of lily-of-the-valley. The base of musk, Brazilian rosewood and amber barely whispers, a warm woody hum that holds the floral for an hour or two before it fades into a skin scent you have to press your nose to catch.
The whole affair feels like a morning in a Japanese garden where the blossoms have just begun to fall, the air sweet but not syrupy, the fruit restrained. It is a pretty, natural-leaning floral that stays close to the skin, which is its charm and its frustration. With a sillage of 2.05 and longevity of 2.32, this is not a fragrance that announces itself or lingers through a workday. It is for the woman who wants to catch her own wrist and smile, not for anyone looking to leave a trail. Wear it in early spring, when the sun is still shy, and treat it like a hair clip, not a tiara. Skip it if you crave presence or depth; this cherry blossom is here and gone before the branch bends. 🍒
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