Wind Flowers

Wind Flowers is an Eau de Parfum from the house of Creed, composed by Olivier Creed. Its perfumer describes a long gestation, five years of trials in the laboratory, with the stated ambition of achieving a scent without equivalent among already known creations.

Lauren Cuthbertson is the face of the campaign for Wind Flowers. The Eau de Parfum is offered in two sizes, a 30 ml bottle and a 75 ml bottle, under the Creed name.

Top

Jasmine opens on a warm, sweet flower, with wild accents. Orange blossom brings a waxy, powdery texture, also sweet, while peach gives a fruit with a velvety touch, heavy with nectar.

Heart

Four flowers make up this tier. Tuberose appears here honeyed, waxy and creamy; rose, warm and honeyed, keeps a waxy aspect. Sambac jasmine offers an intense, creamy floralcy, brushed with fruit, and centifolia rose a powdery sweetness crossed with greenness.

Base

Iris lays down a powdery, buttery material that evokes violet. Praline brings toasted sugar, almond and hazelnut. Musk combines warmth, an animalic nuance and a woody facet, and the woods stretch into a soft, creamy texture.

Floral family

Classified as floral, the composition owes this character to the abundance of white flowers and roses: jasmine, orange blossom, tuberose, sambac jasmine, rose and centifolia rose. A floral family builds around a bouquet; powdery iris and velvety peach extend its contours here.