Universal Flowering’s Fig Leaf is a bit sexier than most green-forward or fig-leaf scents, as one would expect from this brand. The petitgrain and orange blossom notes are subtly blended with the musky base note: it doesn’t feel overtly citrusy, but it’s considerably warmer and more lactonic, more powdery and less purely “green” than, say, Diptyque's Philosykos. I feel it also leans a bit more feminine than unisex—I’d even say “womanly.”
Universal Flowering’s Fig Leaf is a bit sexier than most green-forward or fig-leaf scents, as one would expect from this brand. The petitgrain and orange blossom notes are subtly blended with the musky base note: it doesn’t feel overtly citrusy, but it’s considerably warmer and more lactonic, more powdery and less purely “green” than, say, Diptyque's Philosykos. I feel it also leans a bit more feminine than unisex—I’d even say “womanly.”