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Flowerhead Byredo 2014 Eau de Parfum

6.7 / 10 162 Ratings

A perfume by Byredo for women and men, released in 2014. The scent is floral-green. It is being marketed by Manzanita Capital.
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Main accords

Floral

Green

Fresh

Sweet

Citrus

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Sicilian lemon

Angelica seed

Lingonberry

Heart Notes

Jasmine sambac

Tuberose

Rose

Base Notes

Amber

Suede

Perfumer

Jérôme Epinette

Ratings

Scent

6.7162 Ratings

Longevity

7.6127 Ratings

Sillage

7.2126 Ratings

Bottle

7.4131 Ratings

Value for money

5.642 Ratings

Submitted by Apicius, last update on 09/30/2025.

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Reviews

13 in-depth fragrance descriptions

12/30/2016

8Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

Daisyvision
90 Reviews

Daisyvision

Helpful Review 3

Perfect name for such a bouquet

Flowerhead blends together beautifully as it settles on your skin - authentic rather than synthetic, a beautiful bouquet of white florals, fresh greens and sweet complementary berries & fruit. If you dig white florals, do yourself a favor and check this one out. If you find white florals offputting - well, go on... get outta here! =P

08/15/2023

6Scent 8Longevity 10Sillage

Anamandy
107 Reviews

Anamandy

5

Foghorn in a Bottle

This fragrance should come with a warning label that it could be obnoxious if heavily sprayed. It really packs a punch. I could not imagine owning a bottle of this as one spray is all that is needed to perfume yourself and whatever building you are in. It is a huge, very dewy white floral, primarily tuberose and jasmine which appears intensely right out the gate. Has lots of green notes and an aquatic, cold aspect to it too, so descriptions I've read elsewhere of a florist refrigerator are pretty apt. There is iso and ambroxan mixed with the slightly animalic base of suede and ambergris. Fortunately, not enough synthetics to totally ruin the scent, but it shouldn't be here in the first place, especially at the prices being asked for a bottle. While this starts out with enormous projection, it does seem to lighten up as it goes along. I am using "seem to" as opposed to "does" as I am not sure if it is actually lightening up, or if my body's defenses are making me nose blind so I don't incapacitate myself. I'll have to test this around people and see.

Overall, while I do think it is pretty, I seriously have no idea where I could ever wear this scent as it is just too overwhelmingly strong. I also do not understand the unisex designation as this is extremely feminine. More than likely Byredo is just trying to increase sales labeling it that way. But of course, one can wear whatever one likes.

09/08/2022

Mlleghoul
461 Reviews

Mlleghoul

5

incandescent, kaleidoscopic, hallucinatory jasmine-tuberose-lemon explosion

Flowerhead from Byredo is what a rainbow smells like, or rather the dizzying polychromatic shimmer from the faceted crystalline prism that hangs in front of your window when it bends the light of a morning sunbeam. It’s an incandescent, kaleidoscopic, hallucinatory jasmine-tuberose-lemon explosion that is not particularly complex and is certainly not subtle. It’s a heady, obnoxious white floral fizzing citrus, and, perversely...I think I adore it.

06/13/2023

7Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

FloatingTime
20 Reviews

FloatingTime

3

Bubblegum tuberose and ambergris maxed out

Flowerhead starts with an extreme blast of flowers (jasmine, tuberose) and cranberries. After that, I mostly get heavy bubblegum tuberose heavy white florals and musk for a while, with a very impressive sillage.

About an hour in, the tuberose is joined and slowly becomes overpowered by a strong ambergris smell (a sweet , earthy, and marine musk). It also reminds me a bit of rice powder.

While interesting, I find this one quite cloying - first by the sickly sweet tuberose and then by the very strong musk. It stays a long while.

Comparison to some other tuberose perfumes I prefer:
- Dyptique Do son: less bubblegum, less sweet, more green, less musk, lighter, less longevity
- Frederic Malle Carnal flower: much more green, much better blending, far less bubblegum, even better longevity and projection
- L'Artisan Parfumeur La chasse aux papillons: also a lot of bubblegum tuberose/jasmine, but much lighter (less musky), less longevity
- Dior pure poison: more orange blossom, more flower-centric, less powdery, similar projection and longevity

07/17/2024

7Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Jenevieve
16 Reviews

Jenevieve

1

Flowery chewing gum

It's almost identical to acacia-scented mint chewing gum but better. Tuberose dominates the whole scent, but it's not offensive. Flower Head is not as flowery and heady as the name suggests, so even I, who is not fond of floral fragrance, could enjoy it. As someone mentioned before, it has outdoor wedding vibes, too, due to its vibrant and realistic white flower, beautifully combined with green notes.

Flower Head has very clean, fresh, and minty vibes, so it'll be great in spring to early summer. It has a sweet, minty sensation that evokes a chewing gum vibe, so I suggest sampling it first. It's not for everyone.

It doesn't match my vibe, so I won't personally buy it, but I'd love it on others.

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