Top Notes 
Bergamot
Fig leaf
Orange
Heart Notes 
Carnation
Gardenia
Geranium
Jasmine
Lily of the valley
Osmanthus
Tiaré
Tuberose
Ylang-ylang
Base Notes 
Iris
Musk
Vanilla
Aquila2110
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opulent floral scent
the bottles caught my attention. They resemble laboratory glassware with colored liquids, just as one would imagine in an alchemist's kitchen.
The fragrances do not have names but are symbolized by specific colors, which are assigned to certain aspects of the female personality.
The pink/purple represents romantic personalities, the world of dreams and fantasies.
Now to the scent itself:
Very floral and creamy overall. At the beginning, a brief breeze of fresh citrus notes, I think the bergamot comes through a little, but only briefly, then a lavish floral bouquet. Gardenia and tuberose are at the center of this perfume, intense and opulent, accompanied by jasmine, lily of the valley, and osmanthus. A greenhouse with enchanting flowers in full bloom. Then the flowers pull back a bit, and the base note comes to the fore. It is a creamy-fresh iris with white musk, reminiscent of "fresh laundry." Sweet or fruity notes are not present in this scent.
I like it very much, a complex fragrance, with a non-soapy iris and rounded, harmoniously combined selected white flowers.
But only for tuberose and gardenia lovers, as they carry the entire scent.
The fragrances do not have names but are symbolized by specific colors, which are assigned to certain aspects of the female personality.
The pink/purple represents romantic personalities, the world of dreams and fantasies.
Now to the scent itself:
Very floral and creamy overall. At the beginning, a brief breeze of fresh citrus notes, I think the bergamot comes through a little, but only briefly, then a lavish floral bouquet. Gardenia and tuberose are at the center of this perfume, intense and opulent, accompanied by jasmine, lily of the valley, and osmanthus. A greenhouse with enchanting flowers in full bloom. Then the flowers pull back a bit, and the base note comes to the fore. It is a creamy-fresh iris with white musk, reminiscent of "fresh laundry." Sweet or fruity notes are not present in this scent.
I like it very much, a complex fragrance, with a non-soapy iris and rounded, harmoniously combined selected white flowers.
But only for tuberose and gardenia lovers, as they carry the entire scent.
