Fragrance

When tulips begin to bloom, it’s a true sign that spring has arrived. With the end of gray winter days, gardens come to life in a burst of bright colors and splendid flowers. And while tulips are known for having little scent, to some they smell incredibly sweet! Top notes: cyclamen, freesia, rhubarb Heart note: tulip Base notes: white woods, vetiver Spray the eau de parfum from a distance of 10–15 cm onto warm pulse points: behind the knees, abdominal area, wrists, inner elbows, solar plexus, behind the ears, the base of the neck (back side), and the nape. One spray per point is usually enough. Avoid rubbing the fragrance into the skin, as this can disrupt the natural unfolding of the scent. For better longevity, apply to well-moisturized skin, ideally in combination with a cream, lotion, or body oil.