light spring flower fragrance

[comerio28]

Hello. I am looking for a light spring floral fragrance that doesnt dry down to ambroxan or oud, and without too much fruitiness to it. It would be something like a fresh bouquet of spring flowers, lilies, Lily of the valley, violets, roses, magnolias, honeysuckle, Very light on the jasmine, A pinch of musk, some green tones, a bit of spice to off set it a bit. Anything like that out there?

 

[cheapimitation]

My first thought was En Passant from Frederic Malle or Gardenia from Chanel.

If money is no concern, the "les epures" florals from Cartier are heart breakingly gorgeous and light (and eye wateringly expensive for such fleeting perfumes). The Pur Magnolia and Pur Muguet are gorgeous and have that greenness you're looking for.

On the cheper end maybe give Jour d'Hermes a try.

 

[hednic]

Second the Cartier suggestions.

 

[N.CAL Fragrance Reviewer]

I'll throw in Diorissimo as a suggestion.

 

[ThVH]

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[imm0rtelle]

In my wardrobe, that would be L'Eau d'Hiver.

 

[comerio28]

My first thought was En Passant from Frederic Malle or Gardenia from Chanel.

If money is no concern, the "les epures" florals from Cartier are heart breakingly gorgeous and light (and eye wateringly expensive for such fleeting perfumes). The Pur Magnolia and Pur Muguet are gorgeous and have that greenness you're looking for.

On the cheper end maybe give Jour d'Hermes a try.

Thank you so much! I will check into these scents!

 

[cacio]

Seconding the suggestions above, and adding that the Hermessence line has some in the style too, like Rose Ikebana, Iris ukiyoe, and Muguet porcelaine.

cacio

 

[Ken_Russell]

Many great recommendations already, also adding Regine dei Prati EDP by l'Erbolario

 

[woodnotes55]

Maybe Penhaligons - Lily of the Valley, or Peoneve. Diptyque also have several in this category - L'Ombre Dans L'eau, Eau de Sens, Do Son......