Faerie Door
Faerie Door
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✦ product options
product sizes include 2mL atomizers (trinkets) or 6mL atomizers (baubles). trinkets are also available in trinket packs of 4 for $32.
✦ scent notes
sparkling sugar, bluebells, fairy orchids, peonies, blackberry blossoms, misty vanilla, marzipan musk, sheer woods
Aesthetic
Aesthetic
- ethereal
- fairycore
Olfactive Qualities
Olfactive Qualities
Primary scent families:
- fleurmand
Other qualities and aspects:
- flowery
- fruity
- sugary
- ethereal
- vanillic
- soft
- marshmallowy
Gender Expression
Gender Expression
Allergens & Other Callouts
Allergens & Other Callouts
Does not contain real almond.
This perfume contains the following natural extracts within IFRA levels where applicable: lisylang heart (a fraction of ylang ylang), vetiver and tonka
Faerie Door is hands down, my favorite perfume by Ashe. To me, FD is a unique floral with light gourmand/vanillic notes in the background, with something like a sugared peach or apricot note.
Altogether it brings to mind: gossamer, sugared flower petals, pastel marshmallows, sweet fruits + berries, glittering wee fae folk offering you tea. (Please forgive my purple prose, but scent is a powerful thing!) Faerie Door is an atmospheric, transportive perfume!
Faerie Door is a beautiful fleurmand. The sweetness from the marshmallow and marzipan is perfectly balanced with the florals and blackberry blossom. Lovely.
My favorite, is a very nice floral almost gormand scent when it dries down.
A breathtakingly beautiful fleurmond. Florals and I are not always the best of friends, but this is exquisite. Opens with a cloud of marzipan (I am obsessed with marzipan, no, I am not sure what is wrong with me!) before the marshmallow, vanilla, and bluebells come in. I kept bringing my wrist to my nose while working at the coffee shop yesterday, just shamelessly breathing in and sighing happily. I don’t have anything like it in my collection, and it’s a keeper.
Opens with a strong, sweet marzipan. Just when I start to despair (I'm not a fan of marzipan in any form, whether it is in my perfumes or in my food) it morphs into something incredible. As it settles, it eases off on the gourmand aspect and becomes like a 70% fruit + floral 30% dessert. It's not quite airy to me (or maybe I've just been spoiled by the airiness of Ghostflower Puff) but it's definitely not heavy or too sweet, which really speaks to the balance of the notes!
It's a perfume for feeling like an immortal greek nymph. I had these words/images in my notes: golden, juicy, playful, sun. (My notes are usually really abstract snapshots of feelings I get when I smell a perfume, and I'm glad to see that the perfumer associates it with 'playful' too! It translates super well for me!).
