Floral perfumes
The floral accord is a broad scent family based on the smell of flowers such as rose, jasmine, lily, peony and orange blossom. It ranges from dewy and light to rich, powdery or fruity.
Natural materials such as rose and jasmine absolutes, neroli and ylang-ylang are used alongside molecules like hedione, linalool, phenylethyl alcohol and geraniol to build floral effects. Florals usually form the heart of a fragrance, appearing after the top notes fade. They combine easily with fruity, powdery, musky, woody and citrus accords. Light florals are a classic choice for spring and daytime, while heady white-floral or amber-rich versions tend to suit evenings better.
The Floral accord appears in 45,540 perfumes in the Fisfis catalogue. Below are the most popular scents where it leads.
Perfumes led by the Floral accord
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Calvin Klein Beauty (2010)
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Sisley Soir de Lune (2006)
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Rabanne Ultraviolet (1999)
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Moschino Toy 2 (2018)
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Ralph Lauren Ralph (2000)
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Yves Saint Laurent Paris (1983)
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Shiseido Zen (2007)
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Parfums de Marly Percival (2018)
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Ralph Lauren Romance (1998)
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Casamorati 1888 Dama Bianca (2012)
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Sisley Eau du Soir (1990)
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Avon Pur Blanca (2003)
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Guerlain L'Heure Bleue Eau de Parfum (1912)
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Bvlgari Omnia Coral (2012)
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Moschino Cheap & Chic (1995)
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Grès Cabotine Grès (1990)
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Chanel N°19 (1970)
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Tom Ford White Patchouli (2008)
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Hermès 24 Faubourg Hermès (1995)
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Guerlain Mitsouko Eau de Toilette (1919)
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Dolce & Gabbana Dolce Dolce&Gabbana (2014)
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Carolina Herrera 212 VIP Rosé (2014)
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Gloria Vanderbilt Vanderbilt (1982)
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Gucci Flora by Eau de Toilette (2009)