Butterfly Blue
Fragrance notes
Character
Butterfly Blue works best as a daytime companion for people who want a floral scent without the powdery weight that usually comes with rose. The opening gives bergamot and mandarin orange a bright lift, then raspberry repeats in the heart to keep the fruit from disappearing after the first few minutes. White rose and peony add a soft floral layer, while geranium introduces a fresh spicy edge that stops the flowers from feeling too delicate.
Cedar and ambergris in the base ground the composition so it does not drift into a sugary fruit salad. The ambergris lends a clean, slightly marine dryness that pairs well with the citrus top, and the cedar keeps the finish woody rather than sweet. It stays aromatic throughout, which makes the overall impression crisp even when the raspberry is prominent.
Wear it to a spring brunch or a casual office day when the windows are open and the air feels fresh. Someone who enjoys a rose that behaves like a citrus scent will find exactly that here.
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