The other half of the Yves Rocher Eaux Fraîches collection is not citrusy, but floral: three garden flowers, each with its own character, all with the same fresh and light intensity.
A floral perfume takes its main note from a real flower. In this collection, that note is presented "fresh": without the weight of a woody or amber base, designed to be felt close to the skin and renewed with every application, not to project from a distance.
Fresh musky floral family. It is the delicate freshness of the Cherry Blossom fragrance: the softest note of the three, close to a freshly opened petal.
Fresh green floral family. Lily of the valley is a spring flower, and its scent feels light and green, with that freshness typical of a garden in full bloom.
Rose floral family. It is the scent of "a freshly bloomed rose": luminous, velvety, and delicate. It is currently sold out in 100 mL; if you are interested, the online diagnosis will notify you of similar options while it returns to inventory.
If you like something soft and sweet, go for Cherry Blossom. If you prefer something green and spring-like, choose Lily of the Valley. If you are looking for the classic rose, that is the profile for Rose, although today it is only available by request.
All three are formulated with 98% ingredients of natural origin and botanical alcohol, and are made in Brittany, France.
Yes, but since they are simple notes from the same family (fresh floral), mixing them may dull the profile of each one. If you want something different every day, it is better to alternate them than to apply them together.
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