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La Tulipe is Byredo's 2010 fresh floral by Jérôme Epinette, capturing the shy beauty of the tulip — symbol of spring's rebirth. Rhubarb, cyclamen and freesia open into pink tulip, over green notes, vetiver and woodsy notes. Fresh, clean and elegant — morning moist gardens in bloom.
To me this smells like a garden in the first week of spring, when the tulips are still shy and the soil is damp. Rhubarb, cyclamen and freesia open green and watery — the smell of stems just cut, of morning still clinging to everything. The pink tulip at the heart is delicate to the point of shyness, blooming quietly. Green notes and vetiver keep it fresh and a little earthy underneath, like kneeling in wet grass. It is the symbol of spring's rebirth rendered honestly: fresh, clean, elegant, and gone too soon — which is exactly the point. Beginner-friendly.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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