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Jonquille de Nuit opens with a sharp, cold snap of green violet leaf and wild angelica before warming into a dense yellow floral core. Unlike typical… Show more

Jonquille de Nuit opens with a sharp, cold snap of green violet leaf and wild angelica before warming into a dense yellow floral core. Unlike typical sweet spring blends, this scent embraces the bitter, earthy side of narcissus, keeping it grounded in damp soil rather than clean soap. As it rests on the skin, a dry orris root and amber base begins to simmer, adding a quiet, resinous warmth that contrasts the cool top notes. It suits collectors who appreciate moody, realistic green florals that avoid modern gourmand trends. This is a scent for rainy spring mornings or cool evenings when you want a fragrance that feels contemplative rather than outgoing, making it a strong candidate to sample before seeking out a rare, discontinued bottle. Show less

Reserve Collection: Jonquille de Nuit opens with a sharp, green snap of violet leaf and bitter orange blossom, immediately setting a cool, damp garden… Show more

Reserve Collection: Jonquille de Nuit opens with a sharp, green snap of violet leaf and bitter orange blossom, immediately setting a cool, damp garden atmosphere. Within minutes, the fragrance shifts into a dense, yellow floral heart dominated by narcissus, which brings a thick, almost honeyed wildness balanced by bitter angelica. As it sinks into the skin, the initial sharpness softens into a dry, powdery base of orris root warmed by amber. This scent is built for cool spring days or crisp autumn afternoons when you want a sophisticated, earthier alternative to typical sweet florals. It is best suited for formal wear or solitary walks in chilly weather, offering a serious, historical perfume feel rather than a modern crowd-pleaser. Show less

Jasmin Vert hits the skin with a sharp, green bite. It smells like crushed stems and bitter citrus rather than a clean, soapy floral. Grapefruit and m… Show more

Jasmin Vert hits the skin with a sharp, green bite. It smells like crushed stems and bitter citrus rather than a clean, soapy floral. Grapefruit and mandarin orange provide a sour sparkle that cuts through the initial humidity. As it warms, the jasmine emerges. This jasmine is botanical, damp, and stripped of the usual heavy sweetness. It has a wild, overgrown feel, thanks to a prominent note of dry hay and narcissus in the middle. It fits warm spring days and humid summer afternoons. If you want a sweet, powdery jasmine, this will disappoint you. It suits someone who prefers dry, earthy greens over sugary florals. Because it is discontinued and polarizing, sample this before committing to a rare bottle. Show less

Perry Ellis 360° Blue opens with a sharp burst of mandarin orange and crisp violet leaf, paired with a green cassia bite. Soft peony and freesia emerg… Show more

Perry Ellis 360° Blue opens with a sharp burst of mandarin orange and crisp violet leaf, paired with a green cassia bite. Soft peony and freesia emerge quickly in the heart, giving the floral core a dewy, outdoor freshness. As the top notes fade, a drier mixture of rose, narcissus, and mimosa fills out the body. The dry-down relies heavily on white musk, earthy patchouli, and clean amber, leaving a powdery floral trail on skin. It strikes a balance between sharp green citrus and soft cosmetic talc, making it an easy pick for casual spring days. Show less

Moss Gown by Providence Perfume Co. greets you with a rustic burst of sweet chamomile, powdery yellow mimosa, and dry cedar chips. It quickly settles… Show more

Moss Gown by Providence Perfume Co. greets you with a rustic burst of sweet chamomile, powdery yellow mimosa, and dry cedar chips. It quickly settles into an earthy, golden field of wildflowers, where gentle violet leaf and subtle coffee blossom add a green, slightly dusty depth. The foundation rests on velvety cedarmoss and creamy sandalwood, creating an aroma like walking through sun-dappled woods after a light rain. Unlike sharp department store chypres, this all-natural blend feels soft, grounding, and alive on warm skin. It is exceptionally comfortable for daytime casual wear, peaceful weekend mornings, and relaxed creative workplaces where you want an inviting personal bubble. Show less

Rosier is a fresh, watery green rose perfume that breaks away from heavy, powdery floral conventions. It is styled for casual spring mornings and offi… Show more

Rosier is a fresh, watery green rose perfume that breaks away from heavy, powdery floral conventions. It is styled for casual spring mornings and office environments where a traditional, sweet rose would feel too stuffy. Bergamot and galbanum frame a realistic, dew-sprinkled flowerbud that stays crisp and damp on the skin. Show less

Cheval d'Arabie by Sultan Pasha Attars is a dense, animalic floral blend launched in 2020. It centers on a complex interplay of Taif rose and Indian o… Show more

Cheval d'Arabie by Sultan Pasha Attars is a dense, animalic floral blend launched in 2020. It centers on a complex interplay of Taif rose and Indian oud, grounded by leather, hay, and civet. This attar is best suited for cold-weather evenings, offering an opulent, rugged experience for those comfortable with bold, raw, and unapologetic fragrance profiles. Show less

Pergola by Exaltatum captures the sensation of stepping under an ivy-covered garden trellis on a dewy morning. It opens with an invigorating rush of c… Show more

Pergola by Exaltatum captures the sensation of stepping under an ivy-covered garden trellis on a dewy morning. It opens with an invigorating rush of crushed green grass, zesty bergamot, and a bright spark of fresh ginger. As the initial freshness settles, a rich floral heart emerges, spotlighting natural narcissus, crisp galbanum, and delicate lily of the valley that smell remarkably like snapped flower stems and wild dandelion greens. The dry-down reveals a comforting bed of sun-cured hay, earthy oakmoss, and soothing beeswax. It provides a grounded, botanical fougere experience that feels completely alive on your skin throughout the day. Show less

Dualist by Altra is a Floral fragrance for women and men. Dualist was launched in 2022.

Harrods Royal Rose is a polished floral rose that leans lush, radiant, and dressed up. Rose stays at the centre, while narcissus, mimosa, orange bloss… Show more

Harrods Royal Rose is a polished floral rose that leans lush, radiant, and dressed up. Rose stays at the centre, while narcissus, mimosa, orange blossom, and lily give it a yellow floral glow with green, powdery softness. It usually suits someone who enjoys classic floral perfumes with presence. The wear can come across strong and long lasting, and the price point makes. Show less

A soft mimosa-led floral green, Les Nuages de Joie Jaune opens airy and sunlit, with violet leaf, jasmine and frangipani giving it a cool, fuzzy brigh… Show more

A soft mimosa-led floral green, Les Nuages de Joie Jaune opens airy and sunlit, with violet leaf, jasmine and frangipani giving it a cool, fuzzy brightness. Orris and vanilla smooth the texture into something powdery and calm. It usually wears close to the skin, so it suits shoppers who want a quiet floral rather than a loud statement scent. Best for spring. Show less

White Narcisse leans green, airy and gently powdery rather than lush or indolic. Reviews describe a fresh narcissus and mimosa opening, with lily of t… Show more

White Narcisse leans green, airy and gently powdery rather than lush or indolic. Reviews describe a fresh narcissus and mimosa opening, with lily of the valley adding a dewy brightness and sandalwood keeping the dry-down soft, dry and slightly creamy. It suits someone who wants a spring floral that feels natural, light on its feet and a little more grown-up than a. Show less

Royal Rose is a powdery, green-leaning rose built around violet leaf, mimosa and geranium up top, then a soft orris and galbanum heart that keeps the… Show more

Royal Rose is a powdery, green-leaning rose built around violet leaf, mimosa and geranium up top, then a soft orris and galbanum heart that keeps the floral feel crisp rather than sugary. The dry-down sits on rose with heliotrope and clean white musk, giving a smooth, tidy floral that can read unisex but often feels more traditionally feminine. ([fragrantica.com](https://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/Al-Haramain-Perfumes/Royal-Rose-26557.html)) Show less

Violet Ambrosia wears like a soft violet study rather than a loud floral. You get green violet leaf, a powdery violet bloom effect, and a gentle wash… Show more

Violet Ambrosia wears like a soft violet study rather than a loud floral. You get green violet leaf, a powdery violet bloom effect, and a gentle wash of woods, honeyed broom, and vanilla that keeps it airy instead of heavy. It suits shoppers who like natural-smelling florals with a shy, nuanced character. If you want strong projection or dramatic sweetness, sample first. Show less

Tuca Tuca is a powdery violet floral with a soft woody base and a lightly airy, green edge. It opens violet-heavy and cosmetic in style, then turns wa… Show more

Tuca Tuca is a powdery violet floral with a soft woody base and a lightly airy, green edge. It opens violet-heavy and cosmetic in style, then turns warmer as vanilla and ylang-ylang come through. On skin, it usually reads romantic, slightly vintage, and gently playful rather than sharp or modern-clean. If you enjoy violet, mimosa, and a fluffy powdery texture, this is. Show less

Rainforest smells like a damp conifer forest after rain, green, airy, mossy and quietly earthy. Juniper, galbanum, violet leaf and oakmoss give it a c… Show more

Rainforest smells like a damp conifer forest after rain, green, airy, mossy and quietly earthy. Juniper, galbanum, violet leaf and oakmoss give it a cool woodland feel rather than a tropical one. It suits wearers who want something natural, unusual and gently uplifting. Based on the small review sample, it can feel delicate on skin, so it makes the most sense for. Show less

Park Avenue reads as a soft, floral powder with a green herbal lift rather than a loud statement scent. Chamomile, mimosa, rose and narcissus give it… Show more

Park Avenue reads as a soft, floral powder with a green herbal lift rather than a loud statement scent. Chamomile, mimosa, rose and narcissus give it a polished uptown feel, while musk, vanilla and ebony wood keep the dry-down smooth, slightly sweet and quietly woody. It may suit someone who likes classic feminine florals with a refined, musky finish, especially in spring. Show less

Sunpetal is a bright floral woody musk built around aldehydes, mimosa, lavender, violet leaf, cardamom, heliotrope, musk, cedarwood and moss. On skin… Show more

Sunpetal is a bright floral woody musk built around aldehydes, mimosa, lavender, violet leaf, cardamom, heliotrope, musk, cedarwood and moss. On skin it reads sweet, fresh and lightly spicy, with the cardamom adding a clear lift before a softer powdery dry-down settles in. It suits someone who wants a clean, easygoing floral musk with some warmth, especially for daytime wear and spring. Show less

Splendida Iris d'Or is a polished iris fragrance with a green bergamot opening, a soft mimosa glow, and a creamy powdery dry-down built around iris, o… Show more

Splendida Iris d'Or is a polished iris fragrance with a green bergamot opening, a soft mimosa glow, and a creamy powdery dry-down built around iris, orris and woods. It feels sweeter and more substantial than a pale iris cologne, with a dressed-up, professional character. Best for iris lovers who enjoy powder, yellow florals and a refined feminine profile. Sample first if sharp. Show less

Orange Blossom opens as a dense honeyed white floral with cardamom spice right on top. The orange blossom feels heady rather than fresh, and the dry-d… Show more

Orange Blossom opens as a dense honeyed white floral with cardamom spice right on top. The orange blossom feels heady rather than fresh, and the dry-down turns darker with tobacco, hay, cedar and patchouli. This is more autumnal, resinous and old-world than bright or airy. It may suit someone who enjoys vintage-leaning floral gourmands, but sweeter honey perfumes fans should sample first. Show less