Description

She moves lightly, effortlessly—a breeze through a field of color, laughter caught in the air. At first, it’s all crisp green leaves and cool morning dew, fresh and exhilarating, like the first deep inhale of spring. Then, the tulips bloom—bright, soft, kissed by sunlight, their delicate petals unfolding into a bouquet of rose and violet.

But just as you think you’ve caught her, she changes. A whisper of warm amber, a trace of sandalwood, something grounding yet never heavy. She’s the embodiment of a perfect spring morning—fleeting, free, impossible to forget.

Fragrance Notes

🌿 Top: Dewy Green Leaves, Crisp Air
🌸 Heart: Rose, Tulip, Violet
🌞 Base: Heliotrope, Amber, Sandalwood

Inspiration & Mood

💐 Spring Awakening – The exhilarating energy of the first perfect spring day, full of possibility.
🌼 Carefree Elegance – Vibrant beauty with an effortless, joyful touch.

Why You’ll Love It

✔ Bright & Uplifting – The perfect mood-booster, full of fresh optimism.
✔ Garden Fresh – A floral that’s natural, airy, and never overly sweet.
✔ Versatile Classic – Pairs beautifully with any Modern Edge fragrance for a custom scent experience.

Pairing Suggestions

👑 Royal Tulip Procession

• Pair With: Sultana’s Rose Parade
• Why: Experience the journey from Dutch tulip fields to exotic Middle Eastern gardens. The crisp, bright tulip notes complement the rich Turkish rose and warm spices of Sultana’s Rose Parade, creating an unexpected fusion of cultures and traditions. Ideal for evening events when you want to stand out with quiet confidence.

🎶 Spring Garden Symphony

• Pair With: Pink Carnation
• Why: A classic-meets-classic floral combination. The fresh, dewy essence of tulip enhances the refined powdery notes of Pink Carnation, while its subtle spice adds depth to the tulip’s brightness. A perfect everyday pairing, effortlessly transitioning from work to play.

Did You Know:

During the Dutch "Tulip Mania" in the 1630s, tulip bulbs became so valuable that some rare bulbs cost more than houses. This is considered one of the first recorded economic bubbles. Tulips are also a part of the lily family (Liliaceae).