Butterfly Blue by Shulton: launched in 1971. Introduced as an aerosol spray cologne.
Soap, Cosmetics, Chemical Specialties, 1971:
So what did it smell like? It was a soft floral blend of wild honey and narcissus. I would need a sample to tell you what it smells like. It was described as having "the lift of flower petals, the scent of baby grass." It "leads with narcissus and has a background of wild honey."
Discontinued, date unknown. It remains hard to find.
Wild Meadow and Runaway were also introduced in 1971 by Shulton. Wild Meadow, described as a "moist green wind over summer flowers" is "a combination of floral lilies of the valley, forest violets and sweet grasses." Runaway, described as "sun-drenched, earth warmed, always promising," has sun drenched florals and woody overtones with a sweet amber base. These too, are discontinued and hard to find.
"Shulton, Inc., New York, salutes spring with three new aerosol spray colognes formulated, packaged and priced to appeal primarily to the youth market. New colognes: "Butterfly Blue," "Runaway" and "Wild Meadow" retail for $2.75 each for 3 ounces."
Fragrance Composition:
So what did it smell like? It was a soft floral blend of wild honey and narcissus. I would need a sample to tell you what it smells like. It was described as having "the lift of flower petals, the scent of baby grass." It "leads with narcissus and has a background of wild honey."
- Top notes: aldehydes
- Middle notes: wild honey and narcissus
- Base notes:
Fate of the Fragrance:
Discontinued, date unknown. It remains hard to find.
Wild Meadow and Runaway were also introduced in 1971 by Shulton. Wild Meadow, described as a "moist green wind over summer flowers" is "a combination of floral lilies of the valley, forest violets and sweet grasses." Runaway, described as "sun-drenched, earth warmed, always promising," has sun drenched florals and woody overtones with a sweet amber base. These too, are discontinued and hard to find.
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