Enjoy fresh floral scent of Floral Fire Eau De Parfume that lasts all day, great for brunch and small gatherings.

TOP NOTES:

GINGER: Fresh, spicy, and slightly sweet with a sharp, invigorating aroma. It adds a warm and energizing kick, creating an immediate sense of freshness and vitality.

LIME: Bright, tangy, and zesty citrus with a slightly sour undertone. It contributes a vibrant and refreshing citrus burst, enhancing the fragrance's initial freshness.

POMELO: Sweet, citrusy, and slightly tart, similar to grapefruit but with a milder, sweeter profile. It adds a juicy and refreshing citrus dimension, complementing the lime.

PINK PEPPER: Spicy, rosy, and slightly sweet with a peppery kick. It introduces a unique spicy and slightly floral touch, adding complexity and depth to the top notes.

HEART NOTES:

FLORAL NOTES: Soft, sweet, and fresh, encompassing a variety of floral scents such as rose, jasmine, or lily. They bring a soft and elegant floral heart, adding a delicate and romantic character to the fragrance.

PRALINE: Sweet, nutty, and caramel-like, reminiscent of a confectionery treat. It adds a rich, gourmand sweetness, providing a comforting and indulgent layer.

SAGE: Herbal, earthy, and slightly peppery with a green and aromatic quality. It introduces an earthy and herbal note, balancing the sweetness of praline with a more grounded and natural scent.

CARDAMOM: Warm, spicy, and slightly sweet with hints of lemon and mint. It adds a warm and exotic spice, enhancing the complexity and warmth of the heart notes.

BASE NOTES:

VANILLA: Creamy, sweet, and comforting with a rich, warm aroma. It provides a lasting sweet and comforting base, adding depth and a soothing warmth.

HIMALAYAN CEDAR: Woody, earthy, and slightly resinous with a clean, fresh quality. It introduces a dry, woody, and grounding element, contributing to the fragrance's longevity and depth.

CYPRESS: Fresh, green, and slightly woody with a crisp and invigorating aroma. It adds a fresh, green, and slightly woody note, enhancing the earthy and natural aspects of the base