I’m assuming you’re referring to a fragrance called “Himalayan Flower” or a scent inspired by the flowers of the Himalayan region. Since there are various fragrances with this name, I’ll provide a general idea of the main notes that might be present in a Himalayan Flower perfume:

Top Notes:

1. Bergamot: Fresh, citrusy bergamot notes that evoke the crisp Himalayan air.
2. Lemon: Invigorating, citrusy lemon notes that add a burst of energy.
3. Green Notes: Crisp, herbaceous green notes that capture the scent of the Himalayan flora.

Middle Notes:

1. Floral Notes: A bouquet of floral notes, including:
– Rhododendron: Sweet, floral notes reminiscent of the Himalayan rhododendron flowers.
– Jasmine: Delicate, exotic jasmine notes that add a touch of elegance.
– Rose: Soft, romantic rose notes that evoke the beauty of the Himalayan landscape.
2. Spices: Warm, spicy notes like cinnamon, cardamom, or ginger that add depth and warmth.

Base Notes:

1. Sandalwood: Smooth, woody sandalwood notes that provide a sense of grounding and connection to the natural world.
2. Vanilla: Creamy, sweet vanilla notes that add a touch of warmth and comfort.
3. Musk: Sensual, animalic musk notes that linger on the skin, evoking the mystery and beauty of the Himalayas.

Please note that the specific notes and accords may vary depending on the fragrance house and the particular scent. These notes are intended to provide a general idea of the scent profile.