Between Two Trees (Eau de Parfum) by Floraïku

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Between Two Trees Floraïku 2017 Eau de Parfum

7.4 / 10 228 Ratings

A perfume by Floraïku for women and men, released in 2017. The scent is woody-green. It is being marketed by Memo International.
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Main accords

Woody

Green

Spicy

Sweet

Fresh

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Juniper berry Lime

Lime

Pink pepper CO2

Grapefruit

Heart Notes

Maté absolute

Madagascan ginger

Cardamom

Base Notes

Vetiver

Cedarwood

Labdanum absolute Leather

Leather

Perfumers

Aliénor Massenet, Symrise

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Ratings

Scent

7.4228 Ratings

Longevity

7.3178 Ratings

Sillage

6.7178 Ratings

Bottle

8.9184 Ratings

Value for money

5.587 Ratings

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Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the Shadowing collection.

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Reviews

7 in-depth fragrance descriptions

11/08/2023

7Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Kurai
388 Reviews

Kurai

5

From vetiver to vanilla

As part of the Shadowing collection, this scent was made for combining with other fragrances -Floraiku avoids calling it layering for some reason- but it actually it works perfectly fine as a stand-alone perfume.

What starts as a sharp vetiver infused with ginger and grapefruit, slowly begins to warm up as a smooth vanilla emerges. There is a thin layer of tea dust with a fine suede-like texture that connects the cold and warm elements.

I have had some bad experiences with fragrances that combine the freshness of vetiver with the warmth of vanilla, but in Between Two Trees I find there is a smooth transition from one into the other rather than the two existing side by side. The end state is incredibly mellow, maybe lacking a bit of excitement, but of absolute quality. Good for office and daily wear, I suppose. Or for layering.

06/10/2023

Rosymel
122 Reviews

Rosymel

2

Smells like stale cigarette smoke on me

Stale cigarette smoke/ashtray on first spray, and stays that way till I can’t stand it any more and scrub it off. I get no lemon whatsoever. Ugh! I can’t figure out what the heck is making it smell like this, but this same thing happened to me with Atelier Cologne’s Clementine California. Is it the mate? Sometimes that goes wrong on me, but it’s just fine in Floraiku’s The Moon and I, where it smells like black tea. I have no idea. Clearly it’s my skin chemistry, because it seems to be fine on other people here!

11/19/2024

8Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Ickis
13 Reviews

Ickis

1

Great opening, mediocre drydown

The fragrance opens with absolutely stunning combination of woods, grapefruit and leather, softened by sweet kardamom. The mate note is also very present and pleasant. Fresh, elegant, very masculine leaning. This for me is the embodiment of strong yet delicate man.
However, bit by bit the notes start to fade after ~30min and about 2-3 hours into drydown you are left with fairly simple vetiver, not dissimilar to Terre d'Hermes. It's really a pitty, it does not keep a bit more of the woods/leather combo to the deeper drydown.
Sillage is medium, not a room filling fragrance and longevity (given the above evolution) is comfortable 8 hours.

01/05/2026

8.5Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

JanS97
25 Reviews

JanS97

1

A dark haven of peace: My opinion on Between Two Trees

Between Two Trees by Floraiku is one of my favorite fragrances, instantly creating a calm and mysterious mood. The opening surprises with grapefruit, which is fresh and very natural. Mate quickly blends in, which is the absolute highlight for me. It smells like roasted tea and makes the fragrance dry and pleasantly smoky. I don't usually like smoky notes in fragrances, but here it fits very well and is pleasant in the background.

Finally, a wonderful vetiver remains on the skin, which is earthy and woody, like a walk in the forest. I like to wear it when I want to be focused, as it is present but not overpowering. It is the perfect balance of freshness and depth.

In my opinion, it's great for everyday wear without needing a special occasion.

A brilliant fragrance for anyone who likes woody and elegant scents.

The price is reasonable for the 100ml bottle, but with the 50ml bottle, you're paying a lot extra for the bottle design.

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12/15/2017

8Scent 9Longevity 6Sillage

Meggi
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Meggi

Top Review 34

Could I Grow Such Trees!

In Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings," the Hobbits encounter a group of Elves in their homeland of the Shire, where they are cared for and treated to a delightful evening. The Hobbit Samwise Gamgee remarks about the fruit served: "Yes, sir, if I could grow such apples, I would call myself a gardener." Now, good Sam is undoubtedly a gardener by profession, so it should be clear what he means. Similarly, he might say today: "If I could grow trees that smell like this, I would open a nursery."

However, 'Between Two Trees' - and this starts with the expectations based on the (meager) descriptions - initially does not give the impression of being anything special. On the contrary, thoughts of 'Bleu de Chanel' or 'Encre Noire Sport' cast looming shadows. But that is far from the truth. While the descriptions are not misleading, there is quite a bit of fun in the details today, and the experience is rounded off by some things that, fortunately, do not happen.

Grapefruit, if you will.... I find the overall impression at least equally orange-substantial as it is sour-prickly. "Bitter orange" was the spontaneous remark of my favorite colleague. The sharp part could be attributed to the corresponding qualities of peony. As it progresses, I stubbornly stick to the "orange area," as on the skin it becomes almost sweet at times. This leans, certainly due to a desire for longevity, towards "nimm2" neroli, without ever crossing that line.

I am not familiar with mate tea. If a foundation that is both earthy and airy is supposed to refer to it, that fits, and I remain relaxed. However, if the coal-like smoky nuance that appears after about two hours, which actually reminds me of myrrh, has something to do with it (helpful hints are, of course, welcome), then the calm is over. I would then need to quickly procure this tea. The smoke is more present on some days than others; for me, if I had to highlight one aspect, it is the most extravagant touch here.

The vetiver may - among other things - be responsible for the wood department, which (another "not") is certainly not one found in a hardware store. On the other hand, it acts as a freshness extender throughout the day, but it never becomes a true substitute in terms of character. Rather, it gently stands on its own and can join in the afternoon.

The scent remains stable into the evening. While it does become comparatively sweet towards the end, it certainly comes across as a sparkling fruit candy, a lovely mix of orange and, if you ask me, grapefruit. That the citrus note likely requires such endurance from the chemistry does not bother me; it is excellent. Alongside this, traces of resin and smoke can sometimes be detected until the evening.

Regarding the conclusion, I was for a long time Between Two opinions. The scent provides certain arguments for being described as distinguished-stable-fresh and a bit boring. But upon closer inspection, it reveals finely detailed nuances that bring me much joy and constantly make me want to sniff again. Moreover, despite all its apparent adaptability, it always jumps out in a charming way. These last two facts simply had to tip the scales for a good rating.

I thank Verbena for the sample.

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