Lily Luxury

Top Notes: These are the first scents detected after applying a perfume, made up of small, light molecules that quickly evaporate. In this case, the top notes contain rose.

Middle Notes: Also known as the heart of the perfume, these notes emerge once the top notes have dissipated. Here, we find tuberose and Indian jasmine. These notes form the character of the perfume.

Base Notes: The base notes are the longest-lasting scents in a perfume. They develop over time and linger on the skin. In this instance, the base notes include vanilla, musk, amberwood, and Madagascar vanilla. White musk adds a soft and sensual dimension.

This combination of notes creates a layered and complex scent experience. Each perfume has its own unique blend of notes, making it a personal and distinctive fragrance.