Summer Fleur
Fragrance notes
Character
A garden path runs between trimmed hedges while the morning sun warms the stone underfoot. White lily rises first, its cool petals catching the light, and a sharp slice of grapefruit cuts through the still air. The citrus is bright but brief, leaving a clean edge on the breeze as the flowers begin to settle.
Gardenia and jasmine unfold together, their creamy petals heavy in the humid air. Cedar sits beneath them, a dry line that keeps the white blooms from feeling too lush. The wood grounds the scene, giving the flowers a structured backdrop rather than a wild tangle.
Sandalwood joins the cedar, smoothing the edges into a soft grain. Vanilla adds a gentle warmth that clings to the air like heat rising from the path. The blend feels powdery and calm, with a quiet spice that hums in the background without demanding attention.
This is a fragrance built from gardenia, jasmine, and sandalwood, a white floral moment that rests on a woody, vanilla base.
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