A true underperformer! But the scent itself (at least in the first 5 minutes) is clean, fresh and pleasant. If it wasn't so fleeting, it would have made a decent routine clean girl aesthetic scent.

The fruity and sweet mirabelle plum is interestingly flattened and wrapped in dryness of the sage. Very intriguing and unexpected scent for the warmer spring and summer days. In my opinion, definitely worth a try.

Very faint and lowkey. A straight forward clean woody yet fresh scent, like after a shower. But (sadly) gone after a few minutes.

If you like the light/dark academia and autumn / library / coffee shop aesthetic I think you will love this. And the sillage and longevity is crazy intense on this one, a single spray lasted all day on my skin.

It's a pretty and lowkey scent. The problem for me is, that I can't really tell a single specific note out of this. To me this has the same scent as my partner without any perfume on, so it's nice but I wouldn't spend that much money on a perfume wich such poor performance on my skin.

If you like straight up fresh powdery laundry scents you will probably really enjoy this. I do. It's nearly identical to "Lazy Sunday Mornings" by Replica just a hint smoother and more powdery. To me personally, this is a very nice and calming night routine scent.

It's very sweet. Way too sweet for my personal taste. My partner described it as "those green sour gummi bear apple rings". And I absolutely agree. Not my style.

This is such an interesting scent. Imagine opening the packaging of new fancy leather sandals or slippers or a posh leather bag you ordered from a luxury brand. Those synthetic plasticky leather notes in a high-end clothing store. And I personally aboslutely love that.

Serves luxurious rosé prosecco vibes. I am really intrigued by the sparkly and bubbly sensation it provides beside the rose notes.

This reminds me of a lot of the Rich Mahogany candles and room spray by H&M (which I really like). Very smoothly blended notes that are like a warm fuzzy soft blanket in the colder months.