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Brown Flowers D.S. & Durga 2025

6.8 / 10 28 Ratings

A new perfume by D.S. & Durga for women and men, released in 2025. The scent is floral-sweet. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral

Sweet

Gourmand

Creamy

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Dried citron Wild chervil Akebia

Heart Notes

Jasmine sambac

Brown orchid

Coffee blossom

Base Notes

Roots

Coffee

Musk

Perfumer

David Seth Moltz

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Ratings

Scent

6.828 Ratings

Longevity

7.220 Ratings

Sillage

7.021 Ratings

Bottle

7.623 Ratings

Value for money

5.816 Ratings

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Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

09/23/2025

4.5Scent 6Sillage

noturash
67 Reviews

noturash

2

A bit too brown for me

This fragrance is nice, but there is an edge to it that isn’t for me. It takes it out of the realm of my comfort zone. While I’m always looking to explore with fragrances, I do prefer to smell like something that feels comfortable to me.

I didn’t realize this was an orchid and coffee scent. I love orchid and I love coffee. I already have Maison ‘s Coffee Break though, and when it comes to a coffee scent, I much prefer that one.

I think there’s something matured in this fragrance. I wouldn’t call it dirty though. If I had to describe as a person it’s that girl…she’s not really a “guys girl” but she’s kind of androgynous and she chooses a seat by herself at the bar—fresh in from a cool summer evening, having smoked a Natural Spirit.

That’s the vibe I get and it’s just not me.

09/20/2025

7Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

LavenderSalv
45 Reviews

LavenderSalv

3

I misjudged you

It turns out that when I wrote my initial review I was right on the cusp of coming down with a really bad sinus infection that I assume messed up my sense of smell. I didn’t get a chance to sample it since then. When I got my full bottle of cognac reign I chose this as a sample just to see if maybe my mind had changed since then. It has.

This one opens with a blast of jasmine followed immediately by coffee flower and carrot- I assume this is what my sinus infection-addled mind read as “tootsie roll and cat urine”. This is followed by dried jasmine (a distinct smell from the initial fresh jasmine) and musk, which gives it a literally aged smell. I can imagine someone wearing this in one of those Internet cafes in the 90s where all of the decor was some shade of brown or orange.

08/04/2025

7Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

Landshark321
755 Reviews

Landshark321

2

Decent blended white/yellow floral with musk and woods, not much else

Sampling Brown Flowers, one of the more recent mainstay releases from the Brooklyn-based house of D.S. & Durga that it’s actually plausible to get a sample of, and it’s a fittingly-floral, mostly a mix of white and yellow floral vibes, quite pleasant, with a balanced woody and musky base, quite an agreeable, unisex floral scent that nonetheless leans stereotypically feminine and feels a bit unspecific, a pretty safe entry for the line that adds some variety without intriguing me too much, and its performance leaves a little bit to be desired while being decent overall.

Its concentration and retail pricing are the brand’s standard EDP and $300/210 for 100/50ml, respectively. It’s sold in the US via the house website as well as great boutiques like Ministry of Scent and Luckyscent.

7 out of 10

05/05/2025

Choclipstick
5 Reviews

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Choclipstick

3

Addictive Substance

Now that summer is almost around the corner, I like to bring out my fresh, citrusy fragrances. But a light floral scent can also fit in nicely. When I first read the description of Brown Flowers, it somehow piqued my interest, and I had to get a sample. Upon the first spray, I thought, well, it's a nice floral bouquet, but nothing too exciting. After a while, the freshness suddenly dissipates, the flowers wilt, dry up, turn brown, and then the delicate coffee flower peeks out and takes over, until finally a fine coffee aroma joins in, and everything comes together in a grand finale to create a soft, elegant scent.
I don't think I've ever smelled another perfume with such a wonderful progression. It's addictive!