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Flower Glyph by Liis

Men Women 2026

Brand
Liis
Perfumer
Céline Ellena

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Flower Glyph: Liis Unveils a New Fruity Floral with a Hint of Ink Flower Glyph is the latest release from Liis, arriving in 2026 as a fruity floral fragrance for both men and women. Behind this new composition stand Jean-Claude Ellena and Céline Ellena, two perfumers known for their refined, understated style. The perfume opens with honeysuckle, a note that…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 4.0%
  • Spring 45%
  • Summer 39%
  • Autumn 13%
  • Day 75%
  • Night 25%

Community

124 votes

  • Positive 61%
  • Negative 21%
  • Neutral 18%
positive reviews 124 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentSpring CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I want it

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Leading answer Spring

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About Flower Glyph

Main accord white-floral Year 2026 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Céline Ellena · Jean-Claude Ellena

Flower Glyph: Liis Unveils a New Fruity Floral with a Hint of Ink

Flower Glyph is the latest release from Liis, arriving in 2026 as a fruity floral fragrance for both men and women.

Behind this new composition stand Jean-Claude Ellena and Céline Ellena, two perfumers known for their refined, understated style.

The perfume opens with honeysuckle, a note that immediately brings a sense of freshness and nostalgia. Pollen lends a delicate graininess, while sambac jasmine adds an elegant floral depth. The fruit here is mirabelle plum and blueberry, which provide a tart sweetness that balances the flowers. But the real intrigue lies in the ink—a conceptual note that gives Flower Glyph its distinctive, almost literary character.

As a composition, Flower Glyph belongs to the fruity floral family, with accents of white and yellow flowers, honey, and an overall sweet, creamy texture. The ink note is used with restraint; it doesn’t dominate but rather unsettles the composition in a pleasing way. It’s that subtle tension that makes this fragrance feel intelligent and well-crafted.

Thus far, Flower Glyph has received an average rating of 3.66 out of 5 from 124 users. It is clearly not a love-it-or-hate-it scent, but rather one that rewards patience and repeated wear. Some may find it too subtle, while others will admire its quiet complexity.

Designed to be worn by anyone, Flower Glyph adapts easily to daily life, whether at a desk or during a weekend stroll. Its moderate sillage and solid staying power make it a reliable choice for those who prefer perfume that whispers rather than shouts.

Liis has created a fragrance that fits neatly into its contemporary range while standing out for its originality. Flower Glyph is a sleek, intelligent addition to the market, and one that is likely to gain a loyal following.

For those who enjoy a fruity floral with a distinctive, artistic twist.

Flower Glyph is a beautifully judged blend of softness and edge, and a promising start for Liis in 2026. It’s a rewarding choice for discerning perfume enthusiasts.

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

17 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

19 votes

Character

Leading answer Leans feminine

30 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

19 votes

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  1. dario_cassis

    It smells like a spring flower laboratory. The seed of jasmine, linden… I read in the ingredients that it has pollen and I don’t know why, it doesn’t surprise me. It’s a perfume that speaks an absolute floral language; from a laboratory where they open and analyse the parts of flowers that are born in spring. Perfume of the group of other literal florals like Matin d’orage by Goutal, Terracotta by Guerlain, Olene by Diptyque, and other wonderful soliflores of linden, orange blossom, etc. Perfumes that portray in a hyperrealistic way the herbal, natural, almost biological aroma of flowers. The name of the perfume “Flower Glyph” defines its smell perfectly; a floral stamp where the flower juice is fresh and 100% natural. Floral juice of jasmine and other spring flowers freshly squeezed. It only lacks the colourful spiral straw.

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