- Product details
- Description
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Release Date:
2000
Brand: Yardley
Line: poppy & violet
Product Type: eau de toilette
Classification: elite
Country: Great Britain
Made in: Great Britain
Gender: for women
Scent Type: flower
Top Notes: Bergamot, Ivy, Red Pepper
Heart Notes: Poppy, Rose, Violet
Base Notes: Cashmere, Cedar Tree, Musk
The beauty and splendor of flowers inspired perfumers of the British brand Yardley to create the Poppy & Violet Eau de Toilette. It is based on 90% natural ingredients and an alcohol base of plant origin and will certainly appeal to fans of fruity and floral aromas. The fragrance captivates from the first seconds, inspires, delights, and personifies bright emotions and bold impulses.
The olfactory pyramid of Yardley Poppy & Violet Eau de Toilette:
Top notes open the composition with an original trio of citrus tints of sparkling bergamot, piquant intonations of red pepper, and refreshing shades of ivy.
Heart notes unfold an exquisite bouquet of herbaceous poppy nuances, velvety overtones of majestic rose, and the modest tenderness of violet.
Base notes complete the aromatic masterpiece with a sophisticated trail woven from cashmere motifs, warm cedar accents, and sensual musk hues.
My favorite fragrance. It lasts long and has no alcohol smell. The bottle looks pleasant and very aesthetic. I like everything about it, I am a huge fan of Yardly, especially their scent of Poppy and Violet ❤️
Strange smell. Something in between shower gel and grandma's perfume. In my opinion, they mixed incompatible scents in this water, which sound good individually. Powder, flowers, and sweetness all at once. But in the end, I only smell ivy and musk. I'm 40, but this scent feels too "mature" for me.