Jasmine
Enticing and subtly sweet, jasmine is one of the oldest and most-loved botanical scents and is one of the most prominent floral notes in perfumery. Known to calm and relax, it is the perfect note for those who love florals but want an easy-to-wear, light fragrance.
Rose
Used in perfume for centuries, rose is truly romantic and opulent note. Loved by Cleopatra who used to bathe in water infused with rose petals, this sumptuous floral scent lingers beautifully on the skin and is simply too good to be saved just for Valentine’s Day.
Violet
Evocative of fresh, floral Victorian landscapes, violet perfumes became popular in the 19th century and have been loved by those looking for a delicate floral scent ever since. A favourite scent of Queen Victoria, violet is floral, powdery and subtly earthy, perfect for everyday wear.
Neroli
Extracted from orange blossoms, one spritz of a neroli scent creates a Sicilian summer daze. Floral with citrus tones, it is the ultimate sparkling fragrance note which allures and entices in both perfumes and colognes. With a sweet, honeyed scent, it is unlike any other floral note.