Fragrance

Top notes: red currant and lychee Heart note: rose Base notes: vanilla and vetiver This is a new olfactory adventure that takes an unexpected turn. While previous fragrances in the collection were driven by the power of jasmine or tonka bean, this new eau de parfum draws its strength from the scent of rose. Rose and vetiver: an idyllic contrast. Very Good Girl is a floral-fruity fragrance. The journey begins with red currant — a playful, mischievous wild berry — which blends with exotic lychee. At this moment, the spotlight shifts to the mysterious and enchanting rose, one of the most iconic ingredients in the history of perfumery. All-encompassing and seductive, the unique scent of rose is a powerful wildcard — and perfumer Louise Turner boldly plays it, opening a new chapter in the Good Girl universe. Creamy and powdery facets of rose come to the fore, full of tender romance, warmth, and silky softness. There’s no need to explain the universal love for the queen of all flowers. Louise Turner is anything but conventional — and this is especially evident in her choice of an unusual base note for Very Good Girl: the mysterious vetiver, known for its intense woody character. Often found in masculine compositions — and a key ingredient in Bad Boy — vetiver here is paired with sensual vanilla to create a stunning, modern counterpoint. The result is a floral fragrance that reveals the full beauty of natural floral ingredients.