Fleur de Glace

Fleur de Glace is a luminous, crystalline floral that the brand builds on the image of frost turning into white, glistening flowers. It is the lychee and rose style, bright and dazzling rather than sugary, set in a clear glass flacon with frosted fluting. It opens with juicy, sweet lychee and the fruity, mineral edge of pink pepper, lifted by bergamot, pear, yellow mandarin and sweet orange. The heart is a radiant bouquet of rose, lily, peony and Egyptian jasmine, with the lychee still running through it. The base is white musk, patchouli and amber, with cashmeran, cedarwood, sandalwood, vanilla and vetiver giving a soft woody warmth. The few who have voted report moderate to eternal wear and moderate to enormous projection, and one wearer calls it fresh, invigorating and a good summer scent that does not wilt. It is rated for spring and autumn first, with summer and winter close behind, and works from the day into the evening. Wearers who know the lychee-rose floral from Parfums de Marly put it very close to Delina and say you need only one of the two, though they still find it pleasant. The brand sells the 100 ml at 195 pounds, and it suits anyone who wants that bright floral style from an independent London house.