Seventeen X Woozi

A powdery green floral with a distinctly unusual opening, Madame De Pompadour's Tea Cup mixes carrot, tomato, grapefruit and mango before settling int… Show more

A powdery green floral with a distinctly unusual opening, Madame De Pompadour's Tea Cup mixes carrot, tomato, grapefruit and mango before settling into rose, peony, lotus and soft musk. It reads airy but textured, with a cool vegetal streak that keeps the florals from feeling too sweet. If you enjoy eccentric florals and do not mind a slightly abstract, garden-like opening, this. Show less

Yellow by Morgane le Fay opens with a bright splash of Amalfi lemon and crisp bergamot, quickly joined by the green, dewy snap of spring hyacinth. As… Show more

Yellow by Morgane le Fay opens with a bright splash of Amalfi lemon and crisp bergamot, quickly joined by the green, dewy snap of spring hyacinth. As the citrus sparkle settles on warm skin, watery lotus and soft peony blossom to create a clean, airy floral feel that never turns sticky or heavy. Subtle jasmine adds gentle sweetness before drying down into clean musk, cool iris root, and earthy oakmoss. It wears like a lightweight linen dress on a breezy sunny morning. Because the citrus and green floral accords remain fresh from start to finish, this perfume works effortlessly for daytime errands, casual spring brunches, and quiet work days. Show less

Shiseido Zen Concentrated introduces itself with a bright, crisp splash of pineapple and grapefruit, backed by the subtle floral sweetness of peach an… Show more

Shiseido Zen Concentrated introduces itself with a bright, crisp splash of pineapple and grapefruit, backed by the subtle floral sweetness of peach and magnolia. As it develops, the citrus sharpness softens into a dense bouquet of gardenia, hyacinth, and jasmine, creating a rich texture. The base anchors the experience with warm amber, patchouli, and incense, balanced by a surprising saltiness from sea water. It suits women who want a complex fragrance for autumn and winter days, offering a more intense option than the original Zen. Show less

Rose opens with a bright mix of grapefruit, bergamot, green leaves and a fizzy champagne effect before settling into a floral heart led by rose, tuber… Show more

Rose opens with a bright mix of grapefruit, bergamot, green leaves and a fizzy champagne effect before settling into a floral heart led by rose, tuberose and gardenia. The dry-down looks softer and more textured, with musk, incense, vetiver and Akigalawood giving it a polished woody finish. It reads as a modern floral with freshness up top and a smoother musky base. Show less