Scent Eternal Eden
Eternal Eden places jasmine and tuberose in full bloom, with green leaves between them. The leaves give the white flowers a sharper outline, while white musk and sandalwood support the base without adding further sweetness.
It is an intense, full floral rather than a discreet bouquet. It may feel sweet or heavy if you do not enjoy jasmine and tuberose. For anyone who wants white flowers with a clear presence, however, that is precisely its strength.
- Intensity
- Intense
- Family
- Floral
- Available in
- 2 products from 21.50€
Jasmine
Tuberose
Green Leaves
White Musk
Sandalwood
Products in this scent
The character of this scent
- Intensity
- Intense
- Family
- Floral
- Personality
- Sophisticated · Luxurious
- Occasion
- Post-Clean · Everyday
- Season
- Spring
- Complexity
- Crisp
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Common questions
What does Eternal Eden actually smell like?
Eternal Eden places jasmine and tuberose equally in front, with green leaves giving them a sharper outline. White musk and sandalwood support the base discreetly.
Is it more floral or green?
It is primarily floral. Jasmine and tuberose dominate, while green leaves add contrast and stop the bouquet from becoming uniformly sweet.
How strong is Eternal Eden?
Eternal Eden is classed as intense. Jasmine and tuberose announce themselves quickly, making it suited to someone who wants a full white floral rather than a discreet background scent.
Which Eternal Eden format should I choose?
Want to decide when the white floral profile appears? Choose Fabric/Room Mist. Prefer it in the room without repeated spraying? Choose the reed diffuser. The Car Diffuser takes it into the car. Since Eternal Eden is already intense, decide first where you want its floral presence.
Which season suits it best?
Jasmine, tuberose, and green leaves connect directly with spring and early summer. Because it is intense, it retains a clear floral presence indoors as well.
Who would enjoy it as a gift?
It suits someone who already loves jasmine, tuberose, and prominent white flowers. It is not a neutral floral choice, so choose it when you know the recipient wants a full floral character.