Fresia
Fresia is named after a South African flower introduced to European botanical collections in the 19th century. This Eau de Cologne celebrates the flower's clean and persistent floral character.
Perfumer: Undisclosed
Fresia
Fresia is named after a South African flower introduced to European botanical collections in the 19th century. This Eau de Cologne celebrates the flower's clean and persistent floral character.
About This Fragrance
Freesia is named after the German botanist Friedrich Freese. Its flowers cluster in groups of six to twelve fragrant bells, blooming between late winter and early spring. This Eau de Cologne wraps the pure freesia flower in musk, violet, and centifolia rose absolute at the heart, with iris at the base. From the Firenze 1221 collection.
Scent Profile
The fragrance opens with brilliant notes of freesia accord. In the heart, violet and centifolia rose absolute lend candid and delicate nuances. The base features iris and soft musk, creating a powdery and enveloping finish. Overall, it is a clean, feminine floral-musky scent.
Who It's For & When to Wear It
This fragrance is ideal for the transition from late winter to early spring. Its clean and delicate character suits office and daily wear, perfect for relaxed moments or when you want to project elegance. Spring (inferred) Sillage is likely moderate to soft, staying close to the skin (inferred). As an Eau de Cologne, longevity is expected to be short to moderate (inferred).
Perfumer and bottle
The official material does not state a launch year for Eau de Cologne.
