Flora
Fragrance notes
Character
Flora opens with a sharp, almost medicinal edge that can catch you off guard. The terpenic quality of the bergamot hits first, bright and resinous, before the mango fully steps forward. It is not a smooth, creamy tropical start. The fruit feels raw and tangy, leaning into the green bitterness of the peel rather than the soft flesh. This initial roughness gives the scent a slightly untamed character that some will find abrasive, as the citrus screams against the sweetness instead of welcoming it.
In the heart, jasmine blooms against a backdrop of frankincense, creating a white floral cloud that feels lifted and spiritual. The smoke of the resin wraps around the petals, keeping the bouquet from becoming a standard heady garden scent. You are standing on a sunlit terrace where the air is warm and the stone feels hot under your feet. A basket of ripe fruit sits nearby, and the air carries the dry dust of ancient wood mixed with the heavy perfume of flowers. The sandalwood begins to ground the scene, adding a creamy, polished texture to the atmosphere.
Vanilla enters slowly, melting into the sandalwood to create a soft, amber glow that settles into the skin. The fragrance becomes a warm, sweet embrace that retains the exotic spice of the frankincense. It is a tropical, white floral composition that carries a woody, amber weight.
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