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Eau de parfum
Fleurit Parfums Fleurs de Déesse
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Fleurs de Déesse — a green woody composition
Fleurs de Déesse by Fleurit Parfums is a unisex eau de parfum built around an expressive contrast of green freshness, flowers and dry woody nuances.
The composition belongs to the floral and woody families, but its character is noticeably broader: citrus, balsamic, musky and white-floral nuances intertwine throughout its development.
The fragrance was created by perfumer Maud Chabanis.
The name Fleurs de Déesse may sound like a promise of a floral image, but this fragrance is not limited to a delicate bouquet.
Its mood is more composed, rich and confident: green accents create a sense of living vegetation, the floral heart adds softness, while the woody-musky base forms a deep, memorable finish.
Thanks to its unisex positioning, the composition develops differently on each wearer and easily adapts to an individual way of wearing perfume.
How the fragrance unfolds
The top notes of Fleurs de Déesse open with a cool green accord featuring cinnamon leaf, galbanum and mandarin.
Cinnamon leaf gives the opening a spicy-green expressiveness, galbanum intensifies its characteristic bitter freshness, and mandarin adds a sunny citrus touch.
This opening feels energetic and immediately gives the composition a vivid, slightly natural character.
In the heart, the green facets become softer and gradually transition into a floral aura.
Linden blossom creates an airy honeyed sensation, orange blossom adds a clean white-floral touch, while elemi connects the fresh top with a warmer, resinous depth.
The development is not cloying but textured: the flowers seem to emerge through green leaves and a fine balsamic haze.
The base is built around cedar, nagarmotha, violet leaf and musk.
Cedar's dryness emphasizes the austere woody framework, nagarmotha adds an earthy, slightly smoky facet, while violet leaf supports the green direction.
Musk completes the fragrance with a soft trail and makes the transition to the skin smoother.
Character and wearability
The fragrance is described as having very strong sillage, so Fleurs de Déesse will appeal to those who enjoy noticeable compositions with a confident presence.
This is not a quiet fragrance for an unobtrusive cloud around the skin, but an expressive perfume accent capable of lingering in the memory after an encounter.
At the same time, its intensity does not diminish its versatility: the fragrance can sound equally natural on a woman or a man.
The green woody composition is especially suitable for cool spring, changeable autumn and mild winter, when its cedar, balsamic and musky nuances unfold with the greatest volume.
During the day, it will complement a business look, while in the evening it can become an intriguing alternative to obvious sweet or oriental fragrances.
No recommended dosage for skin or clothing is specified, so given the very strong sillage, it is sensible to start with a small number of sprays and increase the intensity if necessary.
The Fleurit Parfums style
Fleurs de Déesse demonstrates Fleurit Parfums' approach to unisex perfumery: there is no rigid boundary between "feminine" flowers and "masculine" woods.
The fragrance unites both directions into a cohesive, rich story in which fresh greenery meets flowers, resins and dry woods.
It is this combination that makes the release distinctive and recognizable within the brand's small collection.
Similar fragrances
Those drawn to the masculine woody-green side of Fleurs de Déesse may want to consider Dior Fahrenheit.
Tom Ford Tom Ford for Men and Chevignon Chevignon 57 for Him are also suitable for comparison: they help illustrate different interpretations of dry woody, green and spicy nuances.
However, Fleurs de Déesse stands out with its floral heart of linden blossom and orange blossom, which gives its fragrance a more multilayered character.
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