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And Your Lips
The moment you step into a cozy café after a brisk walk, where the scent of fresh flowers and warm pastries mingle in the air.
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The story behind the bottle.
And Your Lips by Floraïku, launched in 2022, captures the essence of a delicate balance between freshness and warmth. The fragrance opens with jujube blossom and mandarin orange, creating an immediate sense of brightness and liveliness. As it develops, Turkish rose and Egyptian jasmine come into play, adding layers of floral richness that are both sweet and nuanced. The base notes of Madagascar vanilla and tonka bean provide a comforting embrace, while white musk and moss anchor the composition with a subtle earthiness.
Apply two sprays to your pulse points — the warmth of your skin will enhance the vanilla and rose notes. This fragrance blooms gradually over time, so it's best experienced close to the skin rather than from a distance.
Fig. 01 — And Your Lips, floraiku
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