Flowers

By the editors · 2 min readLime and bergamot open with a tart, almost bitter green edge that basil amplifies into a leafy, aromatic shimmer. The citric brightness is quickly swallowed by a creamy white floral block where tuberose leads, its buttery petals cushioned by ylang-ylang’s banana-sweet lactones and rose’s soft spice. Lily-of-the-valley injects a cool, watery snap that keeps the heart from sagging into custard, while sandalwood in the base supplies a dry, mil-woody scaffold that steadies the bouquet without adding heft. Over two hours the lime completely evaporates, leaving a translucent, shampoo-clean musk halo that hugs skin close and stays politely within arm’s length. It reads like a summery white-floral body wash: fresh, daytime, office-safe. Projection drops to skin-quiet by hour four, making it an easy repeat-spray scent for hot, humid climates.