Top Notes 
Aquatic notes
Ozonic notes
Watermelon
Heart Notes 
Jasmine
Lotus
Cyclamen
Base Notes 
Lily
Pink pepper
White musk04/07/2025
Kris1212
4 Reviews
Kris1212
1
Lotus Heaven
I generally don't gravitate towards floral fragrances. They tend to be too heavy for my nose; too cloying, too overwhelming.
That being said, I absolutely love this fragrance!! It is a heady floral that somehow still has a airy/watery feel to it.
At first spray, you get a delightfully airy mix of lotus and watermelon. It is fresh and watery. Within ten minutes, the jasmine and lily start to enter the scene, and the florals really start to bloom. Light musk and pepper dance in the background, adding depth and a touch of spice to balance the whole blend out.
This one is stunning. And it last FOREVER. I have both the EDP and the Parfum. Both have the sillage and longevity of the gods. Seriously - the lasting power on BOTH of these is no joke.
The EDP has a lighter, more watery feel. The lotus and watermelon pop a lot more in the EDP.
The Parfum is the concentrated version. It is a lot heavier on the jasmine and lily, but still retains the watery feel, while perhaps less airy. I save this one for hot summer nights out.
Guiding Water (both the EDP and the Parfum) has found a permanent spot in my spring/summer rotation. It envokes the vision of a naiad sunning herself on the shores of a still lake filled with lotus flowers.
That being said, I absolutely love this fragrance!! It is a heady floral that somehow still has a airy/watery feel to it.
At first spray, you get a delightfully airy mix of lotus and watermelon. It is fresh and watery. Within ten minutes, the jasmine and lily start to enter the scene, and the florals really start to bloom. Light musk and pepper dance in the background, adding depth and a touch of spice to balance the whole blend out.
This one is stunning. And it last FOREVER. I have both the EDP and the Parfum. Both have the sillage and longevity of the gods. Seriously - the lasting power on BOTH of these is no joke.
The EDP has a lighter, more watery feel. The lotus and watermelon pop a lot more in the EDP.
The Parfum is the concentrated version. It is a lot heavier on the jasmine and lily, but still retains the watery feel, while perhaps less airy. I save this one for hot summer nights out.
Guiding Water (both the EDP and the Parfum) has found a permanent spot in my spring/summer rotation. It envokes the vision of a naiad sunning herself on the shores of a still lake filled with lotus flowers.
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