Explore scents in Floral
Discover the unique scents within the Floral category, choose your favourite scent to start creating your blend.
Rose Absolute
Rose Absolute is romance with backbone — rich, layered, sweet with a thread of spice and honey. Use it at the heart of your blend when you want emotional depth, the kind of floral that has been worn for centuries because nothing else does what it does. It pairs naturally with jasmine for fuller romance, patchouli for earthy contrast, bergamot for lift, raspberry for fruity charm, sandalwood for grounded warmth. Rose makes a blend unforgettable.
Orange Blossom
Orange Blossom is sunlit floral — sweet, bright, open-hearted. Use it through the top and heart of your blend for joy with substance — a floral that feels both fresh and tender. It pairs naturally with bergamot and lemon for clean lift, jasmine for emotional depth, lavender for composure, musk for skin-warm softness. Orange Blossom adds an unmistakable sense of light — the kind of fragrance that makes a room feel a little kinder.
Peony
Peony is light romance — rosy, green, a little playful. Use it at the heart of your blend when you want softness with personality, a floral that feels open and unforced. It pairs naturally with rose for fuller romance, raspberry for fruity sparkle, bergamot for crisp lift, musk for intimacy, sandalwood for grounded warmth. Peony brings a blend its blush — fresh, tender, and quietly luminous.
Jasmine Sambac
Jasmine Sambac is night-blooming romance — sweet, green, dreamlike. Use it at the heart of your blend when you want emotional weight, the floral that turns a fragrance from pretty into expressive. It loves orange blossom for sunlit softness, rose for classic romance, sandalwood for grounded sensuality, blackcurrant for unexpected edge. Jasmine in a blend isn't just a flower — it's a mood, and an unmistakable one.
Lavender
Lavender is quiet clarity — cool, herbal, beautifully composed. Use it from the top through the heart of your blend to add calm and timelessness, the sense that the wearer has nothing to prove. It pairs naturally with bergamot and lemon for fresh lift, basil for greenness, sandalwood for warmth, or clove for surprising depth. Lavender in a blend is the steadying hand — never loud, never out of place.
Lily of the Valley
Lily of the Valley is dewy spring — light, green, almost weightless. Use it at the heart of your blend for graceful brightness — the floral that lifts everything around it without taking centre stage. It pairs naturally with peony and rose for romance, bergamot for crisp openness, musk for skin-soft warmth, pear for delicate sweetness. Lily of the Valley adds a refined freshness — clean elegance, never sterile.
Violet
Violet is poetic softness — gentle, slightly powdery, with a thread of green. Use it at the heart of your blend for thoughtful romance, a floral that feels like a memory you can almost place. It pairs naturally with raspberry for fruity sweetness, rose for fuller romance, cedarwood for woody calm, vanilla for warmth, ambrette seed for skin-close intimacy. Violet adds quiet beauty — a blend that whispers rather than declares.
Magnolia
Magnolia is luminous softness — creamy floral with a touch of citrus, the scent of light through silk. Use it at the heart of your blend for refined, serene beauty: a floral that feels timeless rather than trend-led. It pairs naturally with orange blossom for sunlit warmth, jasmine for emotional depth, lemon for clean lift, sandalwood and vanilla for cocooning sensuality. Magnolia adds quiet, enduring grace.
Tuberose
Tuberose is the scene-stealing floral — creamy, intense, unapologetically dramatic. Use it at the heart of your blend when you want presence, the kind of fragrance that arrives before you do. It pairs naturally with jasmine and orange blossom for layered florals, myrrh for resinous depth, sandalwood for grounded warmth, honey for golden sweetness. Tuberose isn't subtle — and that's the point. It makes a blend confidently, gloriously felt.
• These florals are lighter and fresher for work and casual
• Do not apply scented lotions to help florals keep longer
• Apply to pulse points for stronger projection but do not rub
• Florals might need a little bit of a mid-day reapplication for freshness
• Eau de Parfums are best for richer tillage and lasting power
• A light body oil can help deepen floral notes
• Evening florals go on well with bold accessories and statement pieces
• Spritz a touch on your pillow or décolletage for a lingering memory after dark.
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