Floral

Petalia is a delicate, slightly woody floral with an almost creamy softness—imagine the smell of peony petals just as they unfurl, mixed with a whisper of pale woods and something subtly animalic, like warm skin or cashmere. It's not the sharp, bright florality of a rose; rather, it's the intimate, powdery scent you'd encounter burying your face in the most luxurious silk cushion. There's an ethereal quality, almost like breathing in the essence of expensive face powder mingled with fresh gardenia.

Floral

Rose water smells like the most delicate, almost translucent whisper of a rose—imagine standing in a garden after rain, where the flower's perfume has become ethereal rather than heady. It's softer than fresh rose petals (which can smell almost fruity or spiced), carrying a pale, slightly sweet, slightly powdery quality reminiscent of the steam rising from warm bathwater infused with flowers. There's a gentle aldehydic shimmer, like dewdrops catching morning light. It's intimate and skin-like rather than perfume-like—think of antique cosmetics or grandmother's dressing table.