#flowerpower

#flowerpower by Ramon Monegal delivers a gourmand floral with a distinctly synthetic character, evoking a whimsical, psychedelic interpretation of 1960s hippy culture rather than traditional floral notes. The scent starts with bright fruity and spicy top notes—pink pepper, loganberry, and absinthe—before unfolding into a sweet, sticky core of praline, vanilla-floral, and peony. The heart with gardenia and peony feels faint and disjointed, barely present despite the high sweet and floral weight. Sandalwood and patchouli provide a subtle, earthy base that adds depth. Overall, the fragrance has a noticeable synthetic quality—often described as nylon bag, cheap aftershave, or baked cake in plastic—yet many find it joyful and unpretentious, ideal for carefree summer days and night outings. It wears moderate to strong sillage, with moderate longevity, and is best suited to a youthful, playful aesthetic rather than an elegant floral elegance. The real appeal lies in its nostalgic, artistic concept and fun, kitschy vibes, not accuracy to traditional floral notes.