Nuance of Spring is Spring in a bottle. It's the first subtle notes that bring back memories from the beginning of Spring. It's colorful, bright tulips in every color and new, fresh green grass that almost glows. It’s the sweetness of marshmallow Peeps sprinkled with sugar and soft butter creme eggs the little ones find in their Easter baskets on Easter Sunday morning. It’s hot cross buns with cinnamon and powdered confectioner’s sugar sprinkled on top and laden with honey butter. There’s a note of honeyed citron that reminds the perfumer of going into a particular shop during spring in Vancouver, B.C. and wild honeysuckle, the kind she used to walk through as a child and always picked the tips off to suck the juice (and still does).
This is a floral/foody gourmand that is heavier on the floral. The perfumer was mesmerized by the scent of tulips and decided to create her own rendition of what Spring smells like in her mind and memories of Spring as a child and going forward into adulthood. It’s rare to find many scents centered around tulips. The main note in this fragrance is a very grounded, true to life, tulip, mixed with soft expressions of Springtime vibes.
Nuance of Spring is all about colorful tulips, spring grass, marshmallow Peeps, honey buttered hot cross buns powdered with confectioner’s sugar, butter creme eggs, honeyed citron, honeysuckle hummingbird nectar, and pink peppercorn with very minor hints of lily of the valley, clover, musk and vanilla. It is a perfume oil.
The Snowy White Owl fragrances are created by Kim Myers. Most all her fragrances are inspired by life experiences whether it be food, drink, or something simple such as hanging out by a bonfire and taking it all in. She feels that there are so many aspects of our lives when certain scent memories remind us of wonderful reminiscent times. These are the scents that she wishes to formulate, and all are from special, places, times, people, seasons, you name it.
Etsy: If you've ever been to the Cincinnati zoo, you've seen their botanical garden...this is like a replica of walking through the trails of tulips! So lovely!
