Bouquet Des Seves
Fragrance notes
Character
Bouquet Des Seves belongs in a garden where the sun has just warmed the stones. Bergamot leads with a bright, clean citrus that feels immediate and uncluttered. Lotus adds a soft, aquatic edge that keeps the opening from feeling sharp. The entrance is clear and inviting, built for a morning spent outdoors rather than a closed room.
Longjing tea gives the heart a gentle green bitterness that sits beside the delicate, watery petals of cyclamen. This is not a heavy floral arrangement. The tea note provides a calm, slightly vegetal texture that makes the flowers feel fresh and upright. It creates a peaceful middle that avoids the syrup found in many white flower compositions.
Orange blossom in the base brings a clean, sweet floral hum that lingers beneath the surface. Vetiver anchors the blend with a dry, earthy woodiness that prevents the sweetness from floating away without purpose. The combination feels grounded and natural, moving from the wet freshness of the lotus toward something more rooted in the soil.
The composition stays true to its ozonic and aromatic accords, painting a picture of clear air and moving water. It suits someone who wants a scent that feels like a deep breath rather than a statement, favoring the quiet green of the tea and the clean finish of the vetiver over heavy, resinous warmth. The citrus remains visible against the woody
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