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Warm spring afternoons
"V" was Lush's first fragrance and the first violet creation by perfumer and Lush founder Mark Constantine. For a long time the fragrance was considered a rarity in the Lush community until the beginning of 2019 when Lush launched the "Perfume Library". A collection of 29 fragrances, consisting of Lush and Cosmetics To Go classics as well as two completely new fragrances.
My enthusiasm was correspondingly great when I found out that 8 fragrances from the collection, which at that time was only available exclusively in the Liverpool flagship store, would appear for a short time in the German online shop. I chose V.
V begins with opulent candied violets mixed with a somewhat sharp/bitter note that I can't quite place. I smell pepper. However, the intensity of the sharp note subsides after a few seconds and can only be perceived in the background. Now the most beautiful note of the fragrance, the cedar wood, emerges and covers the gentle violets like a cloak. The clove adds warmth and further sweetness to the fragrance. For me, the fragrance radiates a certain carefreeness and calm.
After a few hours, the violets come to the fore and push the wood out of the overall picture. What remains are violets in their most powdery form.
My enthusiasm was correspondingly great when I found out that 8 fragrances from the collection, which at that time was only available exclusively in the Liverpool flagship store, would appear for a short time in the German online shop. I chose V.
V begins with opulent candied violets mixed with a somewhat sharp/bitter note that I can't quite place. I smell pepper. However, the intensity of the sharp note subsides after a few seconds and can only be perceived in the background. Now the most beautiful note of the fragrance, the cedar wood, emerges and covers the gentle violets like a cloak. The clove adds warmth and further sweetness to the fragrance. For me, the fragrance radiates a certain carefreeness and calm.
After a few hours, the violets come to the fore and push the wood out of the overall picture. What remains are violets in their most powdery form.