LIME BLOSSOM

Lime blossom here means the flowers of the linden or lime tree, Tilia, rather than the citrus tree that bears green limes. The fragrance combines floral warmth with honeyed sweetness and greener nuances that can recall hay or lightly sweetened herbal tea. It can give a floral composition a softer, nectar-like centre while retaining a leafy freshness. The same flower is also described as linden blossom.

Natural perfumery materials do exist: a Tilia cordata flower CO2 extract is one documented example, with honey-fruity and green hay-like facets. Perfumers can also create linden-inspired accords, adjusting the balance of fresh and sweet impressions. The note name does not specify that extract or any fixed recipe. Its honeyed character is a scent comparison, not evidence of honey as an ingredient.