White Floral
Fragrance notes
Magnolia and peach lead the opening with a juicy, sunlit lift. Pear and melon add a watery crunch that keeps the start from feeling heavy. The fruit is bright and immediate, drawing attention without shouting.
Lily and tuberose take over with a creamy density. Violet and orchid soften the edges while rose adds a familiar petal roundness. Cedar and musk anchor the bouquet with a clean, dry finish that stops the flowers from becoming too sweet.
The blend feels powdery and a little animalic, adding a warm skin-like texture to the white floral core. It suits cooler days and evening plans where a soft spicy trace matters more than volume. The scent settles into a floral, tuberose-driven accord.
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