Arizona Bloom

The product description of Arizona Bloom breaks it down into three stages: black pepper and coconut extract at the top; jasmine petals and fig tree leaves at the heart; cashmere woods, oakmoss and salted musks at the base.

Floral Street specifies the origin of two materials, black pepper from Madagascar and coconut from Bali. The brand explains its salted musks as a blend of dry amber materials and musks, intensified by the black pepper, and announces a scent that warms on contact with the body.

The house ranks it among the dry floral ambers without naming any amber material among its seven notes; coconut, black pepper and salted musks are the three ingredients it highlights.

What the label declares

Behind the alcohol, fragrance and water, the list names only two substances: benzyl salicylate and limonene, two components that European regulations require to be declared above a concentration threshold.

What the list adds

The list confirms little. It carries no essential oil under its own name, and oakmoss extract, which would have to be declared above the same threshold, does not appear; jasmine, coconut and pepper remain folded into the word fragrance.