Rejuvenating Boadicea the Victorious

The violet is, unlike the daisy and the diligent lily, a flower that you can smell.
Boadicea de Victorious made particularly good use of this knowledge in this perfume.

Its perfumer, friends jokingly call him "Father Frost," is quite the clever one, and boldly incorporated the prominent violet into the top, heart, and base notes as if he had an abundance of it.

At first, you might think you have to wait quite a while, like a fredd, for a change in the violet, but nothing happens.
You wait like a squirrel at the nut, a rabbit at the radish, or Little Red Riding Hood before the grandmother.
Violet.

Regarding the Greta question: I don’t want to stick my flag in the wind, but with the right violets, I might have managed this scent too.
Not a scent for Fritz and Flitt.

In any case, I hope that Boadi has enough stepmothers and snowdrops ready for the next tricks.