{"id":9209,"date":"2017-06-22T08:31:59","date_gmt":"2017-06-22T12:31:59","guid":{"rendered":"\/blog\/?p=9209"},"modified":"2023-01-04T17:13:26","modified_gmt":"2023-01-04T22:13:26","slug":"floral-symbolism-what-your-favorite-floral-notes-say-about-you","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/scentbirddev.itcraftlab.com\/blog\/floral-symbolism-what-your-favorite-floral-notes-say-about-you\/","title":{"rendered":"Floral Perfume Notes and their Meaning"},"content":{"rendered":"
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“Flowers are the music of the ground… From earth’s lips spoken without sound.” ~Edwin Curran<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Devising a symbolic language of flowers and plants was man’s obsession for many centuries, reaching its peak during the Victorian era.<\/p>\n

In the Victorian era, people were engaged in so-called florography or “writing with flowers.” Back then communication with flowers was a very popular mean of expressing intentions and emotions. Victorians liked sending messages containing flowers, grass and other plants, and they were not even the first in history to add meanings to each flower.<\/p>\n

Although it is not rare nowadays to send someone a flower or a bouquet, we send signals to people from the immediate surroundings daily with our words, behavior, appearance, attitude, and smell.<\/p>\n

For instance, if you try to describe your favorite perfume to someone, you will really give away at least a fraction of your personality.<\/p>\n

Find out which floral notes are contained in your favorite perfume and to what extent, and I will tell you what this flower traditionally signifies and what it says about your personality. I promise you, it’s very entertaining and maybe even true.<\/p>\n

\"Orange<\/p>\n

Orange Blossom Symbolism<\/h2>\n

Queen Victoria was wearing a wreath of orange blossoms at her wedding with Prince Albert, because it was thought that this flower symbolizes purity, innocence and eternal love. In ancient China they were emblems of purity, chastity and innocence. It is believed that lovers of orange blossom have warm and delightful personalities. If you are one of them, try wearing\u00a0Moss by Commodity\u00a0<\/a>or\u00a0Bahamas by Nateeva\u00a0for a full-on pleasure.<\/p>\n

Lavender Symbolism<\/h2>\n

\"Lavender<\/p>\n

Lavender primarily symbolizes loyalty, but it can also indicate distrust. Lavender’s scent\u00a0is acknowledged as one of the best relaxers in aromatherapy<\/a>, prompting floral semioticians to classify lavender lovers as people who are always running on high octane and in a need of time-off. If in fact this is true but you cannot afford vacation, try\u00a0Velvet Lavender by EB Florals by Eric Buterbaugh or\u00a0Mon Guerlain by Guerlain. Provence is just a whiff away.<\/p>\n

Sweet pea Symbolism<\/h2>\n

\"SweetIn 18th century Italy sweet pea flowers were traditionally given to people who were embarking on long journeys. They believed that this flower possessed magical properties and that it ensured the passenger will have\u00a0happy journey and a blissful departure. If you have someone going away, \u00a0give them\u00a0Pleats Please by Issey Miyake or\u00a0Brit Sheer by Burberry in the convenient Scentbird travel-friendly case.<\/p>\n

Violets Symbolism<\/h2>\n

\"VioletsViolets are known to symbolize sophistication, loyalty and modesty with their delicate, powdery scent. Enjoy their velvety intoxicating scent in\u00a0Fragile Violet by EB Florals by Eric Buterbaugh or\u00a0Florence by Tocca<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\"Jasmine<\/p>\n

Jasmine Symbolism<\/h2>\n

Jasmine is a flower of happiness, meaning that the person who wears jasmine-based perfume<\/a> desires joy, cheerfulness and kindness. So, people who love jasmine are most often cordial, cheerful and benevolent, enjoying life to the fullest. If you want Fortuna on your side, wear\u00a0Glam Jasmine by Michael Kors or\u00a0Roses Musk by Montale.<\/p>\n

Tuberose Symbolism<\/h2>\n

\"TuberoseIf you are in the mood for a passionate affair and a love adventure, perfumes with the smell of tuberose are basically just the right thing for this opportunity. Tuberose traditionally symbolizes wild pleasures and primordial passion. According to the Victorians, tuberose is the fragrance for seduction. With the summer in full swing,\u00a0Flora by Gucci Gracious Tuberose by Gucci or Norell Elixir by Norell may warrant for the best summer love affair ever.<\/p>\n

Rose Symbolism<\/h2>\n

\"RoseEven the birds on the branches know that roses symbolize love and passion, so if your favorite perfume has notes of rose in the basis, you are a dreamer, romantic soul and open to love. According to Victorians, of course. If you fit this description perfectly, I suggest trying out\u00a0 Eau de Rose by Tadashi Shoji<\/a> or\u00a0Viva La Juicy Rose by Juicy Couture.<\/p>\n

SMELL AMAZING ALWAYS WITH SCENTBIRD<\/h2>\n

Each month, try choosing a scent that empowers you and helps you unlock the secrets to reach your full potential.<\/p>\n

If you do not want to end up with a collection of unwanted fragrances that you\u2019ll simply put up for adoption, I suggest try using Scentbird\u2019s services.<\/p>\n

Scentbird is a luxury fragrance subscription service that sends you a 30-day supply of a fragrance of your choice for $14.95\/month.<\/p>\n

For $14.95, Scentbird is your monthly pass to fragrant elegance, chicness and refinement.<\/strong><\/p>\n

To join Scentbird or learn more about this luxurious fragrance service, click here: https:\/\/scentbirddev.itcraftlab.com<\/a><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

SCENTBIRD, BECAUSE SMELLING GOOD IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS LOOKING GOOD!<\/h3>\n

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