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Himalayan Blue Poppy is a fantasy floral note named after the blue Meconopsis poppies of the Himalayas. The real flower has little or no scent. The note is a sheer, cool floral with a violet-like powderiness and a watery transparency.
Himalayan Blue Poppy smells like a sheer, cool floral. A soft, tissue-paper powderiness, close to violet, runs through it. A watery transparency and a faint green note suggest cold, thin mountain air. It is an abstract flower, not a copy of a real one. It carries a soft, dry powder, like fine cosmetic powder, over the petals.
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
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Himalayan Blue Poppy is usually built as an accord, a blend of several materials, rather than made from one.
Himalayan blue poppies belong to the genus Meconopsis. They grow wild at high altitude in the Himalayas and are grown in gardens for their blue flowers. The flowers have little or no scent, and there is no blue poppy absolute or oil. The note is a fantasy reconstruction.
The note sits in the heart of a composition and gives a soft, cool floral character. It is paired with other florals such as jasmine and rose, and with green notes. It is rare: Parfumo lists 6 perfumes under this name on 2026-10-10.
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