Olfactory family
floral fragrances
The definition
The broadest of the families: rose, jasmine, iris, orange blossom, peony, lily of the valley. A floral may be a soliflore — a single flower magnified — or a bouquet, when several flowers answer one another. Everything lies in the dosage: fleshy or airy, powdery or green.
What it brings
A well-built floral does not smell of "flowers": it smells of the garden, of fabric, of skin. This is the family of light and of ageless femininity.
At EZER
Rosée raises the day over three roses; Blanche cuts a couture bouquet; Pétales brushes past; Jardin plants a French spring; Lumen floods it with neroli.