Flowerbomb
Flowerbomb opens with a pale apricot softness from osmanthus, lightly lifted by bergamot, but the citrus fades quickly.
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- Vanilla75
- Rose55
- Patchouli50
The note pyramid
- Pink Pepper
- Orange
- Grapefruit
- Osmanthus
- Bergamot
- Bergamot
- Peppermint
By the editors · 2 min readFlowerbomb opens with a pale apricot softness from osmanthus, lightly lifted by bergamot, but the citrus fades quickly. What emerges is a thick, sweetened floral heart where jasmine dominates—not green or indolic, but rounded and almost candied. The freesia adds a soapy cleanness, while rose blends into the background rather than standing alone.
The base is where the perfume earns its reputation: vanilla arrives warm and prominent, cushioned by patchouli that's been stripped of its earthy edge and polished smooth. Musk adds weight without sharpness. The overall effect is dense, sweet, and enveloping—a floral accord amplified by gourmand warmth.
This is a statement fragrance for those who want presence. It projects strongly and lasts, filling a room before it settles closer to the skin. Best suited to cooler weather and evening wear, though it's been worn everywhere since 2005.
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