Wild Gardenia: Tucking the Secrets of a Summer Night Garden into a Whiff​

The scent of Wild Gardenia is an uninvited garden encounter. It carries the exuberant wildness of plants, yet wrapped in just the right softness — like stumbling upon a cluster of freely blooming gardenias at dusk. This “wild refinement” perfectly taps into foreign consumers’ preference for “natural and unpretentious” things; smelling it is like walking barefoot on grass, with the air filled with the breath of flowers and plants.​

• Middle Notes: Gardenia takes center stage here but isn’t overbearing. The sweetness of lily of the valley flows around it like a stream, and the spiciness of clove hides in the gaps between petals, like sprinkling a handful of broken starlight over the lush green foliage. The scent at this point is the full view of the garden at dusk: gardenias in their prime, lilies of the valley hanging with small white flowers nearby, a few whiffs of clove from the distant clove tree, mixed with the moist earthy smell — making you want to sit on a bench and swing your legs slowly.​

Whether placed on the bedroom windowsill or the small balcony table, it’s like a guiding navigator. Close your eyes, and you’ll feel like stepping into that wild garden, with gardenias swaying in the wind, dew dropping from grass leaves, and even your breath turning light and soft. After all, the most touching scents always carry a bit of “wild” vitality.