Sunflowers
Launched in 1993, Sunflowers Eau de Toilette is a sunny floral fruity fragrance that opens with sparkling citrus, melon and peach before revealing a soft bouquet of jasmine, osmanthus and cyclamen. A gentle blend of woods, musk, amber and moss lends a warm, clean trail ideal for relaxed everyday wear.
Perfumer: David Apel
Sunflowers
Launched in 1993, Sunflowers Eau de Toilette is a sunny floral fruity fragrance that opens with sparkling citrus, melon and peach before revealing a soft bouquet of jasmine, osmanthus and cyclamen. A gentle blend of woods, musk, amber and moss lends a warm, clean trail ideal for relaxed everyday wear.
Scent Development and Character
A bright floral fruity eau de toilette where juicy melon and peach are lifted by sparkling citrus and soft osmanthus over a sunlit bouquet of jasmine and cyclamen, drying down into a gentle woody musk with a touch of amber and moss.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Well suited to daytime and casual wear, especially in spring and summer, as an easygoing, uplifting floral fruity signature for work, errands or relaxed weekends. Most suitable for spring and summer; can work in mild autumn weather, less ideal for very cold winters. Sillage is Soft to moderate sillage, forming a light, friendly aura rather than a strong trail. Longevity is Moderate: typically around 3–5 hours on skin before fading close to the body.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 1993, this is presented as Eau de Toilette and credited to David Apel. Tall, slim clear glass bottle with rounded shoulders and a gently curved front, filled with pale yellow liquid and topped with a solid opaque white cap.
