White Blood (EDP)

"The blood of flowers. A white born of a thousand colours. The quiver of the living."

White Blood is born of an imaginary flower with petals of opal. Seemingly plain, its white reveals itself to be the sum of a thousand colours — a thousand layered glimmers, like light diffracting and shifting with the angle. Like opal, it is a living white, a substance made of reflections.

Here the flower ceases to be a symbol and becomes an organism. The floral does not decorate; it pulses. Matter changes state: the petal melts into sap, the sap takes shape again as petal. Solid and liquid trade places at once — a gentle entropy, a beauty in motion.

Top Notes: Bergamot, Lemon, Orange
Middle Notes: Rose, White flowers
Base Notes: Woody amber, Musk