Are you a millennial looking at this? Yes, I am. The concept behind this perfume is the Super Bloom phenomenon, a legendary phenomenon in which wildflowers bloom simultaneously in the American Southwest. They only bloom if heavy rainfall occurred the previous year. They are limited to areas with untouched nature, so they can only be found in the vast deserts of California, Arizona, and Nevada.
This reminded me of the main character, Sailor Moon, an anime character. It has a very soft scent reminiscent of the moon goddess. It feels like something you'd expect from a designer perfume, but not quite. That's because the musk base isn't too strong. However, those unfamiliar with perfume might describe it as "cosmetic" or "powdery," so it's best to try it in the store before purchasing. If you're not a fan of iris, this might bother you. I bought the mini size after wondering if it was necessary for about a year, and it's great.
The top notes are sweet mango, but not sour. It has a slightly gourmand vibe. I don't really detect the tuberose. However, I do get a hint of bubblegum and coconut milk. it's similar to a mango lassi!
It's an EDP, but it's closer to an EDT. I prefer the Forte. The EDT has a stronger coconut note.
Overall, there's no outstanding scent; it's blended, and I can't pick out any particular note. I felt the sandalwood base was strong. It's an AA series, so it lasts a short time. I like to call this type of fragrance "Pretty Guardian" fragrances. It's categorized as something like the discontinued
Baby Doll Eau de Toilette . Sparkling pink magic rains down, and you become a magical girl and fight evil. I guess this would be classified as "feminine," but hey, there are plenty of feminine scents out there. This is the "Sailor Moon scent."
Indian tuberose absolute
Grasse rose
Mango
Sandalwood
Iris
Violet
Moss
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