Amalfi LemonOpens with
Lime (Linden) BlossomHeart
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Floris · Sold as unisex
Limes
The crisp morning air in a London garden, where the scent of citrus and delicate florals intertwine as you step outside for a fresh start.
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LimesPremium · $100–250How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Limes by Floris, launched in 1832, is a lasting citrus fragrance that has been cherished for nearly two centuries. This composition opens with the bright and zesty notes of Amalfi Lemon and Petitgrain, which are balanced by the delicate floral nuances of Lime (Linden) Blossom and Neroli. The heart of Lily-of-the-Valley adds a touch of sweetness and freshness, while the subtle musk base provides a gentle warmth that lingers on the skin without overpowering.
Apply Limes with one or two sprays to capture its bright opening notes. The fragrance evolves throughout the day, so it's best enjoyed close to the skin rather than diffused in the air.
Fig. 01 — Limes, Floris
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Juan Famenias Floris
Juan Famenias Floris was born in 1698 on the Spanish island of Minorca and worked as a barber and perfumer before emigrating to England.
Designer Floris
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