Lourdes
Fragrance notes
Tomato leaf and ivy open the scent with a crushed, garden-green sharpness. The rose that follows is pale and dewy rather than sweet. Pink pepper adds a brief sparkle that keeps the florals from sitting flat.
Tuberose arrives with a creamy weight that feels dense against the green opening. Iris in the base pulls the white flowers toward a soft, powdery finish. Benzoin and amber give the blend a warm, resinous glow.
White woods and musk form a clean, dry foundation under the floral layers. The perfume feels composed and deliberate, sitting between fresh and plush. It suits a quiet indoor setting where close-range detail matters.
Someone who dislikes powdery iris or heavy tuberose will find the balance here uncomfortable. The green top notes fade fast, leaving the resin and florals to carry the rest.
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