Soft & Floral: All 3 Scents, Explained
Soft & Floral is our most classically feminine family. Rose, white florals, a bit of fruit — but kept light and clean rather than heavy or old-fashioned. Every one is an oil perfume, not alcohol-based, so the florals stay smooth on your skin instead of turning sharp in the humidity.
1.Yama — Soft Powdery Rose
A velvety, slightly powdery garden rose leads, softened by a touch of lavender and lifted by a youthful sakura brightness. Osmanthus and green tea sit at the edge adding sweetness and clarity, and musk settles it all soft and close to the skin. Gentle and quietly romantic without disappearing.
Top: Sakura
Heart: Garden Rose, Osmanthus, Lavender
Base: Green Tea, Musk
Feels like: Spring, soft and calm
Wear it for: Daytime, brunch, work, quiet romantic moments
2.Cleopatra — Clean White Florals
A light touch of mandarin opens before gardenia, freesia and lily of the valley bloom soft and clean. Cactus flower sweetens them with a hint of green, and golden sandalwood softens everything on the skin. Graceful rather than heavy — the kind of floral you can wear five days a week.
Top: Mandarin
Heart: Freesia, Gardenia, Lily of the Valley, Cactus Flower
Base: Golden Sandalwood
Feels like: Clean, graceful, unfussy
Wear it for: Daily wear, work, brunch
3.Victorian — Fruity White Florals
Bright passionfruit adds a gentle sparkle before magnolia, tuberose and jasmine bloom into a soft, graceful heart. A clean base of white musk, green tea and oak moss gives it a refined, almost airy finish. A classic white-floral bouquet with a modern lift.
Top: Passionfruit, Spanish Orange
Heart: Magnolia, Tuberose, Jasmine
Base: Guaiac Wood, White Musk, Green Tea, Oak Moss
Feels like: Poised, elegant, a little occasion-ready
Wear it for: Daytime into evening, work, occasions
Start with the Oil de Parfum
It's the full expression of the scent — 50ml, alcohol-free, roughly 7 hours on skin.
No alcohol means no sharp first spray and no sting, and because it's oil-based it warms up on your skin instead of flashing off in the heat. That's the whole reason we make perfume this way.