Daisy

About Daisy

Daisies are familiar small flowers with pale petals surrounding a yellow centre. The common daisy, Bellis perennis, belongs to the Asteraceae family and forms low rosettes of leaves, with flowers appearing in spring and summer. In perfumery, a daisy accord takes the simple beauty of a wildflower as its subject, offering a delicate floral impression that can suggest a more open, grassy setting around the flowers.

Scent Profile

**A fresher, more delicate floral impression recalls the character of wildflowers.** Rather than the dense sweetness associated with some richer white flowers, the creative direction can favour a lighter bouquet with a gentler green setting. Fruit and smoother musk can surround that brighter floral character with a softer texture, giving the impression of flowers in a more open space.

Use in Perfumery

Daisy accords can contribute to lighter floral compositions and fragrances inspired by wildflower meadows. Freesia or peony can extend the delicate bouquet, while bergamot or melon-like notes can give the flowers a juicier, brighter expression. Softer musk and paler woody impressions can connect that finer floral detail with a gentler drydown, keeping freshness, softness and the more understated character of the flowers in a shared setting.