Loving Blooms
The essence of ylang-ylang from Comoros unfurls its fruity-floral notes and instills a soft, exotic touch. Damascus rose, sophisticated and exuberant, then comes to warm the senses. Last but not least, the duo of jasmines echo one another in a perfect embrace. Jasmine grandiflorum from Grasse, the quintessence of a noble floral, exudes its delicate sensuality, tinged with fruit and sun and works in harmony with the more carnal quality of Indian jasmine sambac—the flower of the gods—with its warm facets of incredibly sensual and enveloping orange blossom.
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Perfume Notes
Perfumes often contain layers of scents to create their unique bouquet. These layers are referred to as notes. Top Notes is what you smell immediately upon applying your perfume and first hits your nose but then evaporates quickly. Heart Notes emerge as the top notes are dissipating and make up the majority of the scent. Base Notes are richer often not detected until after several hours of use and create the overriding theme of the scent.
Top Notes
Ylang-Ylang, Magnolia, Melon, Peach, Pear, Mandarin Orange, Bergamot
Heart Notes
Tuberose, Plum, Violet, Freesia, Orchid, Jasmine, Lily-of-the-Valley, Rose
Base Notes
Honey, Patchouli, Amber
Perfume Characteristic
Perfume Color
Tango
Longevity
Duration of perfume on the skin
Sillage
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