Grave Flower by Damfool Perfume
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Description
Grave Flower: A Citrus Aromatic Scent from Damfool Perfume Damfool Perfume has launched Grave Flower, a unisex fragrance with a striking name and a luminous character. Created by perfumer Waveman Kong, this 2025 addition sits within the citrus aromatic olfactory family. Grave Flower opens with the zing of may chang, grapefruit and lime, before moving into a heart of juniper…
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 33%
- Spring 33%
- Summer 0%
- Autumn 33%
- Day 60%
- Night 40%
Key notes
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Top
May Chang
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Heart
Juniper Berries
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Base
amber
Community
5 votes
- Positive 80%
- Negative 0%
- Neutral 20%
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About Grave Flower
Grave Flower: A Citrus Aromatic Scent from Damfool Perfume
Damfool Perfume has launched Grave Flower, a unisex fragrance with a striking name and a luminous character. Created by perfumer Waveman Kong, this 2025 addition sits within the citrus aromatic olfactory family.
Grave Flower opens with the zing of may chang, grapefruit and lime, before moving into a heart of juniper berries, Chinese medicinal herbs and chrysanthemum. The base is warm and resinous, with amber, fir and patchouli.
Grave Flower opens with an immediate, effervescent burst. May chang, an unusual citrus note, joins forces with grapefruit and lime to create a zingy start that is slightly sweet and wonderfully fresh. It is an opening that awakens the senses and sets the scene.
At the heart, juniper berries lend a spicy, faintly balsamic quality, while Chinese medicinal herbs add an herbal, multifaceted character. Chrysanthemum, with its floral and subtly bitter scent, ties the composition together and lends surprising depth.
The base is anchored by amber, which brings warmth and sweetness, fir, which imparts a resinous, woodland feel, and patchouli, which adds an earthy, lingering touch. Together, they give the fragrance a solid foundation and an impressive sillage.
Perfumer Waveman Kong has achieved a compelling balance between brightness and depth. The fragrance unfolds slowly, moving from a radiant opening to a more intimate and comforting dry-down, without ever losing its aromatic identity.
The name 'Grave Flower' may sound rather macabre, but it actually reflects the duality of life and death, of the fleeting and the everlasting. It encourages us to notice the beauty that can flourish in the most unlikely of places.
This scent will appeal to anyone who appreciates a versatile fragrance with personality, suitable for both everyday wear and more formal moments. It is particularly suited to those who enjoy citrus notes grounded by woody and spicy accords.
Grave Flower is a fascinating and well-crafted fragrance that deserves a place on your radar. Its development is subtle yet engaging, and its sillage is just right. A scent that rewards closer attention.
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Character
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