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Glass Blooms
The hushed intimacy of a sunlit conservatory where light filters through glass, casting shadows on delicate blooms.
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Glass BloomsHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2016, Glass Blooms by Régime des Fleurs is a floral fragrance for both women and men, crafted by perfumer Mathieu Nardin. The composition begins with fresh, fruity notes that add a lively brightness to the top. As these give way to a heart of white florals and rose, a powdery musk base emerges, grounding the scent in a soft, almost ethereal warmth. This blend creates a fragrance that is both delicate and complex, maintaining an intricate balance throughout its wear.
Glass Blooms develops gradually over time, so apply one or two sprays and let it settle. The fruity top notes are fleeting, but the powdery musk base ensures that the scent remains subtle yet present throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Glass Blooms, regime-des-fleurs
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Mathieu Nardin
Grasse roots, modern handsBorn and raised in Grasse to a family of perfumers, Mathieu Nardin developed his appreciation for raw materials picking jasmine and rose in his grandparents' fields.
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