Invisible Post 19-69 2020

Really gorgeous juicy fig with spicy wood and fresh grass in the background. If I’d found this before Debaser I might have bought it, but I prefer the creaminess of Debaser just slightly, although I really dig the fruity sweetness in this one. In color terms, it’s a little more pinky-purple, a little less green.

This is inspired by the Summer of Love where hippies were traveling all over the world and they were sharing information on the next hot spot or music festival using the Invisible Post. I am not sure I get "hippie" from this fragrance because this is a clean and fresh fig. Its a green that has hints of soap but also a juiciness from the fruit notes. I would also say that if you are looking for a softer and more skin scent version of Adam and Eve's Dress by Lorenzo Pazzaglia, this is it.

This did not have strong projection, its more of a skin scent. It did last all day on my skin, at least 7 hours. Various price and size options such as 100ml for $195, 50ml for $85, and 9ml for $30.

The top note immediately reminded me of Philosykos by Diptyque, with its fig leaf note that carries into the drydown. However, this fragrance replaces the coconut note in Philosykos with blackcurrant and palm leaf.

I am not familiar with the scent of palm leaf and cyclamen, but I would say that the petitgrain and possibly palm leaf give it a slightly grassy vibe. The opening is green, but the drydown is fruitier, likely due to the black currant and tonka bean. The performance is decent.

While I initially thought this might be a clone of Philosykos, the drydown gives it a different twist. It's still not entirely unique, but I can appreciate the effort put into creating a spinoff.

For me, this fragrance isn't worth a full bottle purchase, but if you really love Philosykos, it's worth sampling.

This is the kind of green scent I love. Balanced with just enough wood, softness, and sweetness. So so fresh but never acerbic. Makes me feel like a brisk, smiling babe who's ready for anything in her day.

This perfume is the first I ever bought a full bottle, and it was so worth it. All throughout the warm and sunny months, this is my default daily wear. Excellent for running errands, meeting up with friends for brunch on a patio somewhere, and generally putting a pep in your step.

I was testing this alongside another fig fragrance, expecting it to be a warmer vanilla—oops! Vanilla is absolutely nowhere in the notes lol

This is a fig forward fragrance with a shadow of something masculine. It’s a really clean green scent and i’d actually have a boyfriend wear it. It’s definitely not for me though.