Inspired by GUCCI – BLOOM

Gucci Bloom has a soliflore composition that, as the name says, consists of only one flower, in this case, tuberose.. In Gucci Bloom fragrance tuberose is backed by jasmine and Rangoon Creeper ivy or Chinese honeysuckle (Combretum Indicum) that was allegedly never used in perfume industry. This interesting flower is growing in tropical areas of Vietnam, Burma, and Thailand and with its opulent scent and color that changes daily from white to pink and finally red, it attracts both insects and people.

Gucci Bloom fragrance notes

Understanding fragrance notes

The top notes of a perfume are made up of small, light molecules that evaporate quickly but appear immediately after spraying a perfume – so these are important when making an initial impression.

Heart or middle notes, meanwhile, appear soon after the top notes dissipate and form the main body of the perfume; these are usually a little more mellow and stick around for longer.

Finally, base notes form the main body of a perfume and introduce the depth and solidity. These aren’t usually detectable until 30 minutes or so after application, but can last for up to 24 hours, depending on their potency.

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