Top Notes 
Raspberry
Italian mandarin orange
Pear
Heart Notes 
Coconut cream
Green mango
Jasmine sambac absolute
Madagascan pink pepper
Nigerian ginger
Base Notes 
Cashmere wood
Australian sandalwood
Siam benzoin
Telekinec
498 Reviews
Telekinec
2
A fruity sweet perfume that delivers no excitement or innovation
There's nothing wrong with this perfume, other than the lack of excitement or wonder it provided me when I first smelled it on my skin. While perusing the Inspiration section of the fragrance's page, I could see why. It smells quite similar to Cloud Eau de Parfum with an added marshmallow sweetness that is reminiscent of Sci Fi. Both scents I have already smelled and ruled out from adding to my collection (although I did briefly own Cloud at the beginning of my journey).
The beginning is slightly tart from the raspberries with a strong powdery pear. Italian mandarin orange provides an added fruitiness and sweetness to the beginning. Coconut cream doesn't take too long before appearing and, along with jasmine sambac, adds this creamy, marshmallowy feel to the perfume. Ginger and green mango give it a spicy, green-like kick to it that avoids it from going down the indolic route or the overly powdery path. It doesn't take long before sandalwood rises up. It gives the perfume a woody base with a creamy sweetness. Benzoin and cashmere woods add warmth towards the end. It fades away rather quite fast for a niche perfume at that price point.
Like I've mentioned before, it's not that it isn't good, it's just an uninspiring scent. It doesn't stir any particular memory in me or any sense of wonder. It's lovely if you love sweet and fruity perfume, but other than that, I failed to see what others have seen in it. If you're looking for a more mature, grown-up version of Cloud with a fruity facet, this could be the one for you. Unfortunately, the sun will be setting on any hope of this perfume making it in my collection.
The beginning is slightly tart from the raspberries with a strong powdery pear. Italian mandarin orange provides an added fruitiness and sweetness to the beginning. Coconut cream doesn't take too long before appearing and, along with jasmine sambac, adds this creamy, marshmallowy feel to the perfume. Ginger and green mango give it a spicy, green-like kick to it that avoids it from going down the indolic route or the overly powdery path. It doesn't take long before sandalwood rises up. It gives the perfume a woody base with a creamy sweetness. Benzoin and cashmere woods add warmth towards the end. It fades away rather quite fast for a niche perfume at that price point.
Like I've mentioned before, it's not that it isn't good, it's just an uninspiring scent. It doesn't stir any particular memory in me or any sense of wonder. It's lovely if you love sweet and fruity perfume, but other than that, I failed to see what others have seen in it. If you're looking for a more mature, grown-up version of Cloud with a fruity facet, this could be the one for you. Unfortunately, the sun will be setting on any hope of this perfume making it in my collection.
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