HUSH is Inspired by Nishani Hundred Silent Ways 

The wordless expression of affection that Hush conveys is accomplished through a series of small flourishes of fruit and flowers that are as soft as the skin of a loved one. Although it is obviously girlish and flirty, Hush is also quite exquisite. This is something that cannot be denied.

It is a Rococo explosion of sweet, syrupy peaches, mandarin orange, and tuberose petals that are so juicy delicious that you will want to swallow it down greedily, despite the fact that the crimson juice will stain your mouth. The opening is ambrosial and, to be honest, sensual. It is surrounded by a cloud of marshmallow-soft musk, and the fruit and flowers gradually become more abstract and have a more hazy feel to them. However, because of a touch of chilly, powdery iris, it never loses its shine. By the time you reach the base, which is characterized by the nutty, savory woodiness of the sandalwood, soaking up all of the rich, buttery excesses of gardenia, fruit, and cream, you will have been fully won over by the inviting deliciousness of Hush. Without uttering a single word, it is the uncommon fruity floral that has the ability to captivate you.

Top Notes: Tuberose, Peach, Mandarin Orange

Middle Notes: Gardenia, Jasmine, Orris

Base Notes: Vanilla, Sandalwood, Vetiver

Ingredients: Fragrance Oil, Perfume Alcohol