Eau My Bloom

Jeanne Arthes Sultane Fairy Rose is an easygoing, bright floral fruity eau de parfum that pairs tart garden berries with fresh garden rose petals. The… Show more

Jeanne Arthes Sultane Fairy Rose is an easygoing, bright floral fruity eau de parfum that pairs tart garden berries with fresh garden rose petals. The first spray brings a lively splash of juicy orange, green leaves, and black tea, cutting cleanly through the early sweetness. As it settles, tender rose, sweet wild strawberry, and powdery violet take center stage, creating the comforting vibe of an English afternoon tea in early spring. Woody cedar and clean white musk keep the dry-down grounded, making this an unfussy, budget-friendly companion for casual mornings and bright sunny weekends. Show less

Cameo Rosie opens with a tart sour cherry and crushed strawberry splash, backed by sharp mandarin orange. As the initial fruitiness softens, powdery v… Show more

Cameo Rosie opens with a tart sour cherry and crushed strawberry splash, backed by sharp mandarin orange. As the initial fruitiness softens, powdery violet and white jasmine bloom across the skin. The base settles into warm cashmeran, clean musk, and earthy patchouli. It feels thick, sweet, and distinctly fruity throughout early spring cool mornings. Show less

Sureyya by Osmanli Oud opens with a heavy blast of dark berries and citrus fruits, leading with tart sour cherry, sweet blackberry, and bright mandari… Show more

Sureyya by Osmanli Oud opens with a heavy blast of dark berries and citrus fruits, leading with tart sour cherry, sweet blackberry, and bright mandarin orange. The fruity top notes stay prominent through the first hour before revealing a softer heart of powdery violet and fresh jasmine petals. As the initial sweetness mellows, the fragrance settles into a dense, velvety base dominated by cashmere wood, earthy patchouli, and warm amber. Soft vanilla and clean musk keep the dry-down smooth rather than overly dry. It wears best during cool autumn evenings and crisp spring days when the rich berry notes cut through chilly air without turning suffocating. Show less