White Gardenia fragrance notes
- gardenia
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Bourbon French Gardenia
Most Gardenia soliflores are in a way a cheat, since the gardenia flower oil is scentless and the parfumer is required to combine other florals to give the over-all effect of gardenia. Usually this process uses tuberose as its base and includes jasmine and various lily oils.
However, Bourbon French has a much truer Gardenia than is found in most parfumer's repertoires. It is not tuberose dominant and smells much closer to the actual Gardenia flower. It has a noble, but subdued, sweetness, which reminds me of Ylang Ylang. Here is the waxiness and voluptuousness of Gardenia without any cloying effect.
It is quite a surprise and becomes for me the preferred choice in the contest of Gardenia soliflores.
Most Gardenia soliflores are in a way a cheat, since the gardenia flower oil is scentless and the parfumer is required to combine other florals to give the over-all effect of gardenia. Usually this process uses tuberose as its base and includes jasmine and various lily oils.
However, Bourbon French has a much truer Gardenia than is found in most parfumer's repertoires. It is not tuberose dominant and smells much closer to the actual Gardenia flower. It has a noble, but subdued, sweetness, which reminds me of Ylang Ylang. Here is the waxiness and voluptuousness of Gardenia without any cloying effect.
It is quite a surprise and becomes for me the preferred choice in the contest of Gardenia soliflores.
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