Flower Water No.20
Fragrance notes
Character
The sun sits low over a garden path where damp earth meets the first cool air of the evening. Flower Water No.20 moves through this space like a breeze that carries crushed lemon peel and bright raspberry across a bed of tulip and peony. Water lily adds a clean, wet edge that keeps the flowers from feeling heavy. Rose and violet sit quietly in the background, lending a soft powder that settles on the skin like fine dust. Magnolia and cyclamen bring a gentle lift, while mandarin and grapefruit keep the opening sharp and clear. It feels like standing near a pond where the water has just been disturbed by wind, and the plants along the edge release their scent all at once.
Cedar and sandalwood anchor the scene with a dry, pale wood that never turns dark. Musk and ambroxan give the air a smooth texture, while vetiver and moss add a green, slightly earthy finish. Patchouli appears in a muted form that supports the flowers instead of competing with them. The overall impression stays fresh and aquatic, with citrus sparkling against a floral heart that feels natural rather than sugary. Powdery notes drift through the base and soften the wood. This is a fragrance built around water lily and rose.
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