The Image Floris London Honey Oud embodies the quintessence of British luxury and refined craftsmanship. Designed for the discerning individual, this fragrance reflects a sophisticated personality that appreciates both tradition and modern innovation. It is a scent for those who carry themselves with quiet confidence, elegance, and an effortless sense of style.
The Emotion This fragrance evokes the warmth of a golden autumn evening or the cozy comfort of a velvet-lined library. It creates an atmosphere of opulence and serenity, perfect for special occasions or moments when you wish to feel enveloped in a cocoon of warmth, sophistication, and timeless, lingering beauty.
The Reveal The journey begins with a bright, inviting burst of bergamot and sweet honey. As it settles, the heart reveals a velvety blend of rose and oud, creating a harmonious balance between floral delicacy and resinous depth. The base leaves a lasting, sensual trail of vanilla, amber, musk, patchouli, and sandalwood.
Scent Family: Amber - Gourmand
Top notes: Бергамот, Мёд Heart notes: Уд, Пачули, Роза Base notes: Амбра, Лабданум, Мускус, Сандал, Ваниль
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