Floral Perfume

Hedione is a raw material rather than a note, and Coach lists it openly in Floral Perfume, an unusual move, though pineapple, pink pepper, orange, lemon and bergamot lead first, bright and juicy, the pink pepper adding a fizzy sharpness to the citrus. Gardenia, tea rose, jasmine sambac and hedione compose a heart that is luminous and airy, since hedione's entire function is to make flowers radiate rather than sit heavy. Musk, patchouli, woody notes, vanilla and sandalwood settle it soft and warm, close to the skin. That transparency is the whole character of the fragrance, giving it presence without any weight at all. Floral through and through, Floral Perfume is an Eau de Parfum that suits daytime wear year round. It's the sort of scent Floral Perfume was built to be.