Floral Notes

Floral notes is the perfumery shorthand for the broad family of flower-derived accords that includes rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, tuberose, neroli, lily of the valley, iris, violet, gardenia, and hyacinth. Florals can be soliflores (a single flower as the centre, like Dior Diorissimo or Lutens A La Nuit) or floral-bouquet compositions (multi-flower blends like Chanel No. 5 or Frederic Malle Carnal Flower). The category covers more registered fragrance launches than any other family, spanning designer feminine releases, niche unisex compositions, and modern gender-neutral bottles. Floral notes pair especially well with citrus tops, amber-musk bases, vanilla, and oakmoss to anchor the volatile floral character. Florals wear across all seasons depending on the specific flower and concentration. Browse the full floral-led catalogue at the floral notes collection.