Fleur de Chine
Shares Benzoin, Clementine, Hinoki Wood.
Fleur de Chine opens with a bright, aldehydic pop of bergamot and clementine, which quickly yields to a dense bouquet of magnolia and tea rose. As it…
Fleur de Chine opens with a bright, aldehydic pop of bergamot and clementine, which quickly yields to a dense bouquet of magnolia and tea rose. As it settles onto the skin, a smoky warmth of amber and hinoki wood emerges, giving the florals a dusty, antique character. This is not a fresh, clean florist shop scent. Instead, it feels like a humid, golden afternoon captured in a bottle. We recommend sampling this before buying a full bottle, as its vintage-leaning structure is polarizing. It shines best in cool spring weather or formal evening settings when you want to stand out from the modern sugary crowd.