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Angeline · Sold as unisex
Fairy Lily
The moment a light rain just begins to fall on dew-covered foliage, creating an atmosphere that is both fresh and slightly sweet.
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Fairy LilyHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Fairy Lily by Angeline is an unisex Floral Aquatic fragrance that weaves together the freshness of green leaves and water with the sweetness of peach and lily of the valley. The composition opens with a bright, fruity top note of peach, which contrasts beautifully against the crisp green leaves. As it evolves, the scent transitions into a powdery, aquatic heart that is both fresh and musky, creating an intriguing balance between sweetness and earthiness. This fragrance captures the essence of Angeline's adventurous spirit and unwavering optimism.
For the best experience with Fairy Lily, apply it in light layers. The top notes of peach and green leaves are fleeting but vibrant, so reapply every few hours for sustained freshness. It’s perfect for a warm summer day when you want something crisp yet comforting.
Fig. 01 — Fairy Lily, Angeline
Where to buy.
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What people
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Still under the radar: loved by 16%, disliked or hated by 37%.