House of Noya · 2023
Saffron Dream
Longevity
Long-lasting5-8 hours
Projection
ModerateFills your personal space
Polarising
Mixed
Snapshot
The full profile.
About This Perfume
Saffron Dream by House of Noya is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women and men. Saffron Dream was launched in 2023. The nose behind this fragrance is Valerie Bessone. Top note is Bergamot; middle note is Lily of the Valley; base note is Vanilla. Saffron Dream is a fragrance that embodies youthful simplicity, the warmth of a mother’s embrace, and the nostalgic aromas of homemade desserts. This perfume retells cherished childhood memories. This fragrance features a 20% oil concentration, featuring globally sourced ingredients and a maceration and manufacturing process made in Italy. It combines the warm notes of bergamot, the delicate aroma of lily of the valley and the sweetness of vanilla. Perfumer: Valérie Bessone Story: The joyful melody of my mother’s hymns. Fill the stove-warmed room. Delectable scents tickle my nose as I wash my play-streaked fingers. I am her child. I am home.
Projection
Moderate
Gender lean
Leans unisex
The verdict
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