Irisia

By the editors · 2 min readBergamot flashes first, bright and thin, then peach fuzz rolls in, adding a velvety skin-like sweetness that blunts the citrus edge. Tuberose pushes forward early, its creamy white-petal heft propped up by Bulgarian rose while galbanum slices underneath with a cool green blade, keeping the bouquet from sagging into sweetness. Iris and violet arrive together, dusting the heart with a cool, chalky powder that turns the composition matte and antique. Sandalwood and oakmoss lock the base down: the wood gives buttery traction, the moss supplies a forest-floor bitterness that outlasts the flowers. Ambergris and vanilla surface late, lending a salt-caramel glow that stays close to skin. Projection is polite, office-safe; the scent reads spring daytime yet has enough moss to survive light fall chill.