No.2 Neroli Blush

Neroli Blush is built around its namesake: a soft, gently sweet neroli at the heart, lifted by a sparkling top of bergamot, grapefruit, and petitgrain that keeps the opening tart rather than soapy. The overall character is a floral fragrance built around neroli, and that is exactly how it wears - the citrus is the lift, not the dominant register, and the perfume settles within twenty minutes into a quiet floral middle where jasmine sits behind the neroli without ever really stepping forward. The base is intentionally pared: a clean musk and a faint vanilla extend the trail without weight, and the dry-down hugs the skin rather than projecting outward. Wearers consistently report longevity around three to four hours and projection that stays close to the body, which is appropriate for a £16 EDP and matches the Provenance line's deliberately low-stakes positioning. The whole composition reads as a budget-tier alternative to the brighter citrus-floral Jo Malone register - it sits next to Jo Malone Orange Blossom and L'Occitane Neroli & Orchidee on the high-street shelf, lighter and less complex than either, but pleasant in the same olfactory mood. Wearers reach for it as a daily office wear and a casual spring-summer go-to. For the wearer who wants a soft, polite neroli without the niche price tag.