The most flattering perfume in the history of perfumery is undoubtedly floral, and it constantly whispers to us that we are sublime, all day long.
Today, Studio des Parfums tells you a little more about the floral family. In perfumery, some flowers are used more than others: jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang, and tuberose. These notes are available in our perfume organ, which contains over 100.
Elegance is the supreme criterion for floral perfumes.
Flowers: a symbol of femininity
A bouquet of flowers is like bringing spring with you. Each flower has a special meaning and its own language. Floral scents are highly appreciated by women. Indeed, they symbolize femininity as well as natural beauty. Floral notes give a perfume a light and sweet scent.
Floral notes and their characteristics
At Au Studio des Parfums, a multitude of combinations are available for you to find the perfume that best suits you. Let yourself be carried away into a world of scents and memories.
Your perfume can be sensual, refined, or full of character thanks to our essences, developed in-house in our Paris laboratory.
If you want to add a sensual touch to your fragrance, jasmine is your perfect partner.
For a more exotic and sunny scent, ylang-ylang is the ideal choice.
Want a touch of romance? A bouquet of lily of the valley, roses, and irises, of course!
Floral perfumes and their success
Dior is renowned for its flower-inspired fragrances: Miss Dior, J'Adior, and Joy.
At Dior, perfume is at the heart of inspiration: «Perfume is the final touch to a dress. A perfume is a door that opens onto a rediscovered world.» (Christian Dior)
These iconic perfumes owe part of their success to the combination of flowers found in each fragrance. Miss Dior pays tribute to the Damask rose, a symbol of femininity and romance, while J'Adior highlights ylang-ylang.
Yves Saint Laurent also put flowers in the spotlight. The House celebrates lavender and orange blossom with its fragrance Free, and patchouli with its iconic scent Black Opium.
Finally, Chanel is known for its refined floral blends, particularly in its famous perfume Coco Mademoiselle, where jasmine and rose intertwine. Its scent No. 5 associates several floral notes: Grasse jasmine, May rose, lily of the valley, and ylang-ylang.
Let yourself be enchanted by the sensuality of a magnificent floral perfume.
