Did you know that florals NO longer smell like 'vase'? Discover the new generation of #FloralFresh fragrances

|Antonino Arcudi

The renaissance of floral Fragrances

For decades, floral Fragrances were synonymous with heavy, powdery and, in many cases, outdated scents. Smelling like a “bouquet of flowers” was not exactly a compliment. However, that perception has changed radically. Today, new generations are reinventing the way we smell floral.

Millennials and Gen Z have driven a transformation within the Fragrance industry, betting on cleaner, lighter and more sophisticated compositions. The goal is no longer a scent that imposes, but one that accompanies; that evokes freedom, freshness and authenticity.

Modern floral Fragrances no longer smell like a bouquet, but of freedom, freshness and style.

What is a modern floral Fragrance?

The new generation of floral Fragrances has left behind the density of the past to embrace the lightness of ingredients like peony, soft jasmine, orange blossom, neroli or lily. These notes, traditionally feminine, are now reinvented with a more natural and versatile approach.

Combined with bright citrus accords, white musk or green nuances, they create more enveloping, fresh and contemporary Fragrances. Also, thanks to olfactory technology, these Fragrances offer longer lasting power without losing their light and clean character.

The new floral Fragrances combine botanical tradition with olfactory technology.

Which floral notes are in fashion?

  • Peonía: soft, moist, with a fresh elegance.
  • Flor de azahar: luminous, slightly sweet and energizing.
  • Neroli: citrusy and green, with a refined bitter touch.
  • Jazmín: airy, less opulent, more ethereal.

#FloralFresh: The trend that is redefining floral

Social media has played a key role in this transformation. The hashtag #FloralFresh has emerged as a standard-bearer of this new aesthetic: floral Fragrances with a modern twist, designed for those who seek something more than the classic.

Brands are reformulating and renaming their collections, betting on minimalist images inspired by nature, and fragrances that not only smell good but tell a sensory and emotional story.

Top 5 modern floral Fragrances you must try

divain.762 – elegance with a spark
A floral composition that surprises. White flower notes combined with a sparkling citrus touch, creating a clean, sophisticated, and versatile aroma. Perfect for everyday.

divain.911 – floral, but with character
The perfect balance between delicate and powerful. A fragrance that blends jasmine and orange blossom with a warm base that adds depth. Ideal for those looking for something modern but unforgettable.

divain.942 – the one that makes people ask you “what Fragrance are you wearing?”
Fresh, luminous, and with a floral accord that stays in memory. With notes of peony and neroli, this fragrance embodies the #FloralFresh spirit. Great for spring or a special event.

divain.282 – soft but with attitude
Light as a breeze, but with presence. Subtle floral notes intertwined with green touches and white musk. Perfect for office, university, or any time of the day.

How to choose your ideal floral Fragrance

Not all floral Fragrances are the same. To find the ideal one, it is key to consider your lifestyle, the climate, and above all, your personality.

  • If you are looking for a light and fresh fragrance for the day, choose compositions with peony or lily.
  • If you prefer something more enveloping and long-lasting, go for jasmine or orange blossom with a musky touch.
  • Do you live in a warm climate? Prioritize green or citrus notes that bring freshness.

It is also important to know the difference between eau de parfum and eau de toilette: the first usually has a higher concentration and longer lasting, while the second is lighter and more discreet.

Before choosing, try it on skin. Only then will you know how it truly evolves in contact with your essence.

The best floral Fragrance is the one that harmonizes with your essence.

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