Divin Part Noème 2019

The group of young people is now running faster. The bright light in the distance seems to be slowly coming to a stop and approaching the ground. They race across the fields, earth swirling up.
The closer they get, the brighter and whiter the surroundings become, soon so white that they have to shield their faces with their hands. Small, flickering sparkles float around, almost like snow, creating a powdery sensation in the nose and mouth when inhaled, similar to the fog machines in nightclubs. An extraterrestrially beautiful, surreal aura surrounds the scene.
A metallic sound and shortly after, a hatch opens. Things fall out. With their mouths agape, the group watches as the hatch closes again and the object silently departs, showing not even a hint of interest in the earthlings.
Curiously, they explore the gift that has apparently been left for them.
"But... these are just flowers!"
A large pile of iris and heliotrope, in colors they have never seen in the world, and a single ylang on top leaves the group puzzled.

Divin Part starts with a magical, powdery-soft iris that also has an earthy quality, and a hint of creamy ylang blossom. It almost puts me in a meditative state, dreamy, peaceful. I also perceive a subtle, sweet vanilla note in the background, reminiscent of heliotrope.
The musk adds a clear, clean component from the heart and transforms Divin Part into a non-sweet cream bomb, strongly reminiscent of a lighter version of Nivea or even more so of the classic Dove shower cream.
The longevity is really not bad, however, the scent eventually disappears just as suddenly as the unknown flower object after the brief stop.
If this fragrance had a color, it would be the whitest white one can imagine.
Extraterrestrially beautiful!