Floral

Floral Perfume — Fresh Floral Perfume Scents

From luminous peony to velvety rose, our floral edit celebrates the most coveted notes in perfumery. Discover fresh floral perfume options for every mood and moment, crafted to feel effortless by day and elegant by night. Explore the full range below, or journey through our full collection to find your new favourite.

What makes a floral perfume timeless?

Floral perfume is the foundation of classic fragrance design. Rose, jasmine, iris, tuberose and orange blossom shape the character of many perfumes with floral scents at the heart — some dewy and airy, others plush and romantic. Expect transparent musks and light woods to add softness, while citrus or green facets create lift. These floral perfume scents are versatile, easy to wear, and suit all ages and styles.

Freshness, radiance and seasonality

Prefer something breezy? Choose a fresh floral perfume with sparkling bergamot, basil, or pear for daytime polish and warm-weather ease. Sheer bouquets bloom in summer, while richer petals with amber, vanilla or creamy woods feel luxurious in the cooler months. If you enjoy contrast, layer florals with textured bases from our woody scents or sun‑warmed tones from amber scents.

How to choose Floral Perfume Scents

Soft & clean: lily of the valley, peony, freesia with white musk for a crisp, modern trail.

Classic & romantic: rose, jasmine and a touch of patchouli for timeless elegance.

Sunny & sparkling: orange blossom, neroli and notes of citrus for a radiant, holiday mood.

Opulent & night‑ready: tuberose and ylang‑ylang with amber for plush evening glamour.

Performance matters: Eau de Parfum typically offers longer wear and fuller sillage than Eau de Toilette. Apply to pulse points — wrists, elbows and the base of the throat — and let the scent settle on skin. For balance, mist once on clothing from 10–15 cm away.

Pairing and personalising

Layering lets you customise perfume floral scents to suit the occasion. A fresh floral perfume becomes warmer over a woody base; a soft bouquet turns radiant when paired with citrus. Start with one spray of each and adjust until the blend feels beautifully you.

Floral perfume bottles & gifting

Presentation counts. Our floral perfume bottles range from chic, travel‑friendly sizes to collectible designs perfect for gifting. Consider discovery sets to compare textures side by side before committing to a signature.

Care tips for lasting beauty

Store your fragrance upright in a cool, shaded place (ideally under 25°C) to preserve colour and character. Avoid direct sunlight and humid bathrooms so your bouquet stays true from first spritz to final drop.

FAQs: Floral Perfume Scents

What defines a floral perfume?

A Floral Perfume centres on flowers—think rose, jasmine, iris, tuberose and orange blossom—supported by notes like citrus, musk or woods to shape freshness, softness or depth.

Which floral notes smell light and fresh versus rich and opulent?

For a breezy feel, look to peony, freesia, lily‑of‑the‑valley and neroli. For lush evening glamour, choose tuberose, ylang‑ylang, jasmine sambac or a velvet rose wrapped in amber.

Are floral perfumes only for spring and summer?

No. Sheer bouquets shine in warmer months, while fuller petals blended with amber, vanilla or creamy woods feel cocooning in autumn and winter.

How can I make my floral scent last longer?

Moisturise before spraying, apply to pulse points and the back of the neck, and avoid rubbing wrists together. A light mist on clothing from 10–15 cm can add sillage.

Can I layer florals with other fragrance families?

Absolutely. Pair airy bouquets with textured bases from our Woody Scents or add sun‑warmed radiance via Amber Scents. Start with one spray of each and adjust.

Do floral perfumes work for men as well?

Yes. Neroli, orange blossom and iris are elegant on any wearer. Try balancing with cedar, vetiver or amber for a clean, modern edge.

Which concentration suits floral perfumes best—EDP or EDT?

Eau de Parfum (EDP) usually offers greater longevity and presence, ideal for cooler days or evenings. Eau de Toilette (EDT) feels lighter and easy for daytime or the office.

Why does a floral perfume smell different on my skin than in the bottle?

Skin chemistry, temperature and humidity shift how notes unfold. Test on skin and, if possible, compare with a discovery set before choosing a signature from our Full Collection.