Hard not to enjoy this gorgeous opening, white floral perfume which is subtle enough for non indolic or heavy LotV, Jamsine, Tuberose fans to get with but at the same time satisfying the hardcore because of the deft touch and quality of materials on display. It's a gentle perfume and perhaps in comparison to some of Pissara's other work, lacks that heavy, hay warm, or bitter juxtaposition she achieves, This is much more of a straight forward ode to lovely floral and pleasant perfumery. This very middlin' ness might just not play in it's favour because it's not really a Jasmine perfume, nor is it a gardenia, lilly of the valley or tuberose... but it's sort of all of them. It's hard to be super creative with these kind of staples but I really let this one off because it's very nice, only nice for me, and I'm moving on.