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Fleur de Cerisier by Souleiado opens with a lively splash of sweet litchi, crisp pear, and a faint spark of pink pepper. As the initial fruitiness sof… Show more

Fleur de Cerisier by Souleiado opens with a lively splash of sweet litchi, crisp pear, and a faint spark of pink pepper. As the initial fruitiness softens, the fragrance reveals a garden of pastel cherry blossom, pink peony, and velvety rose petals. The dry-down settles into clean musk, subtle green patchouli, and earthy oakmoss, giving the breezy floral petals a smooth, steady footing on the skin. It feels like walking through an orchard in early spring just as morning dew starts evaporating under the warm sun. This is an easygoing, fresh scent tailored for daily errands, relaxed office hours, and sunny outdoor lunches. Show less

Astrea by Boadicea the Victorious pairs bright litchi and pink pepper with a lush heart of Turkish-style rose and sweet caramel. A clean backbone of o… Show more

Astrea by Boadicea the Victorious pairs bright litchi and pink pepper with a lush heart of Turkish-style rose and sweet caramel. A clean backbone of olibanum, amber, and soft musk keeps the floral sweetness from feeling sugary or heavy. It suits cool autumn evenings and formal dinners when you want a rich, romantic aura. Show less

Palais Rose by Les Folies Du Parfum delivers a surprising twist on modern fruity florals. Despite what the name suggests, there is no literal rose not… Show more

Palais Rose by Les Folies Du Parfum delivers a surprising twist on modern fruity florals. Despite what the name suggests, there is no literal rose note in the bottle. Instead, it creates a vivid, dewy pink garden effect using tart rhubarb, juicy litchi, crisp pear, and fresh peony petals. A punchy flash of grapefruit and pink pepper provides immediate sparkle before the scent deepens into something much richer than expected. Underneath the sweet fruit, a dense foundation of mineral ambergris, spun sugar, and earthy oakmoss gives it unexpected weight and exceptional staying power. It smells like biting into a chilled, sugared red berry tart while walking through a humid botanical greenhouse on a breezy spring morning. Show less