Four perfumes / four atmospheres
Melt Season: pine, rose, flowers or lychee?
A cool pine opening. A peppery rose. Lemon-bright flowers. Fruit grounded by dry woods. Our Melt Season selection gives you four distinct places to begin.
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Meri Eau de Parfum ↗Meri: start in the trees
Pine and green leaves open Meri. Iris and myrrh bring a quieter middle before cedar, musk and suede soften the finish. Explore it if you enjoy a green opening but want more than a straight wood accord. The mountain reference becomes useful through the actual notes: pine, pale flowers and softer woods.
Nobody Knows: rose with an edge
Lemon, pink pepper and elemi lead into rose, violet and clove. Orris and Cashmeran create a softer woody finish. This is the first bottle to compare if rose interests you but you want spice and powder around the flower.
One Day: a brighter floral route
Tea and lemon introduce rose, jasmine and freesia, followed by acacia and white musk. Compare One Day with Nobody Knows when deciding between brighter flowers and a more peppery rose composition.
Lychee: fruit with a dry finish
Lychee and red fruit meet rose, jasmine and geranium. Vetiver, cedar and patchouli bring a drier base. If you like fruit but want to understand what comes after the opening, those woods are the useful part of the note list.
Choosing a full bottle
All four current listings are 100 ml eau de parfum. Start with the family you already enjoy and compare two compositions closely. A landscape-inspired name is an invitation into the perfume; the full note list and bottle size are what help you make the purchase.
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Meet the perfumes
Open a perfume to explore its notes, sizes and current price.
Selected from the current Anfulu catalogue. Scent notes and bottle details come from the product information supplied by each brand.