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Floral Perfumes
Explore our collection of floral fragrances, from delicate rose to exotic jasmine.
17 products
Discover the Enchanting World of Floral Perfumes
Floral perfumes represent the most beloved and timeless olfactory family in perfumery, capturing the essence of blooming gardens and romantic femininity. This classic fragrance category features heart notes of rose, jasmine, peony, lily of the valley, and violet, creating compositions that range from fresh and dewy to rich and intoxicating. Floral fragrances embody elegance, grace, and natural beauty.
Calvin Klein
Calvin Klein Eternity: The White Floral That Defined a Generation (And Still Does)
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(4)
Freesia
Mandarin
Sage
Lancôme
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(4)
Pear
Bergamot
Pink Pepper
Maison Margiela
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(4)
Pear
Bergamot
Lily of the Valley
Chloé
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(4)
Peony
Lychee
Freesia
Amouage
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Eau de Parfum
(4.5)
Rosemary
Red Pepper Berries
Bitter Orange Leaves
Viktor & Rolf
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(4)
Tea
Bergamot
Osmanthus
Tom Ford
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(4)
Bergamot
Cardamom
Pistachio
Versace
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Eau de Toilette
(3.5)
Lemon
Bergamot
Pear Sorbet
Montale
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(4)
Rose
Citrus
Issey Miyake
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(4)
Pear
Orange Blossom
Bergamot
Bottega Veneta
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Eau de Parfum
(4.5)
Bergamot
Green Notes
Petitgrain
Versace
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(4)
Sicilian Lemon
Calabrian Bergamot
Pomegranate
Lancôme
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(4.4)
Blackcurrant Bud
Pear
Dior
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(4.6)
Pear
Mandarin
Magnolia
Dior
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(4.5)
Mandarin
Blood Orange
Pink Pepper
Chanel
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(5)
Aldehydes
Neroli
Ylang-Ylang
Frequently Asked Questions
Rose, jasmine, peony, lily of the valley, and violet are the most cherished floral notes. These blooms create the foundation of classic floral compositions, offering everything from fresh morning dew scents to opulent evening fragrances.
Yes, floral perfumes adapt beautifully to every season. Light, fresh florals like lily of the valley work perfectly for spring and summer, while rich, opulent florals with deeper base notes complement autumn and winter wardrobes.
Floral perfumes focus primarily on flower essences as their main character, creating naturally feminine and romantic compositions. Unlike woody or oriental families, florals emphasize the pure, recognizable scent of blooming flowers and garden freshness.
Expert Floral Perfume Curation
Hello Beauty Blog curates the finest floral perfumes from prestigious luxury houses, offering expert insights into rose, jasmine, and peony compositions. Our beauty specialists provide detailed fragrance reviews, helping you discover your perfect floral signature scent that captures timeless femininity and garden-fresh elegance.