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The world first encountered Flair by Yardley in 1952. A feminine fragrance rooted in the floral family.
Made in the United Kingdom. Flair Yardley unfolds gradually, effortlessly, and with great refinement — a perfect choice for day or evening.
Sometimes the best decision of the day is a press of the atomiser. The official website of Yardley — https://www.perlier.com.
The fragrance is very long-lasting, staying on the skin for 12 hours or more, gradually revealing its notes
The scent will linger in the air even after its wearer has left.
The perfume has a rich aroma that will help you stand out from the crowd and create a memorable image
A rich and elegant fragrance that gently unfolds on the skin and lasts most of the day, leaving a delicate trail
Fragrances for spring and summer unfold with light citrus notes, floral and fruity accords, filling the composition with freshness, airiness, and a feeling of carefree lightness on warm days
The scent of Flair evolves as a layered story, where layers reveal themselves smoothly and sequentially. The style of Yardley is evident in the way notes appear and fade. Nothing here feels random, and the fragrance holds its character from opening to trail.
From the group perspective the profile is anchored in Citrus, Whiteflower, Floral and Earthy / Mossy. The framework further includes Wood. From a family perspective the fragrance belongs to Floral.
In the first seconds you meet sparkling citrus opening notes: Bergamot and Lily. These 2 notes build a sensation of cool purity that gives the fragrance a clear opening statement.
In the central layer you notice Gardenia, Jasmine and Rose keeping a sensual jasmine direction. At the foundation the structure settles through Moss and Patchouli, extending a chypre-earthy trail.
The accord profile rests on these accords: Citrus, Floral and Wood forming a compact and readable structure. The gender direction is feminine, which clarifies the composition character.
In summary Flair sounds complete from start to finish — the first stage creates momentum, the middle layer carries the identity, and the base secures the trail. This is the type of composition best judged through real development.
| Gender | Female |
| Brand | Yardley |
| Segment | Massmarket perfumery |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Website | https://yardleylondon.com/ |
| Year of production | 1952 |
| Status | Produced |
| Concentration | Eau de parfum |
| License holder | Lornamead |
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