Collection: Daisy Fragrances
Daisy, the quintessential emblem of purity and innocence, exudes a light, fresh, and green aroma in the world of perfumery. With a scent profile that is reminiscent of open meadows, sunlit days, and gentle spring mornings, the daisy brings forth a cheerful, youthful, and slightly earthy fragrance note. It captures the essence of carefree days, where sunshine dances on dew-kissed petals. Perfumes incorporating daisy often aim for a feeling of simplistic beauty and natural charm, evoking a sense of nostalgia for moments of unbridled joy and laughter. The daisy note is often blended with other floral tones to create bouquets that are as radiant and uplifting as a field of these white-petaled wonders.
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Flowers
Leucanthemum vulgare
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Description
Daisy is a common name for Asteraceae or Compositae, a widely distributed flowering plant. The botanical name for this flower is derived from the genus Aster, which means star in Greek. The name obviously refers to the appearance of the flower. The name daisy is derived from Old English, meaning 'eye of the day'. The English name refers to the flower's property of opening its petals at dawn and closing them at dusk.
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