Sundrunk Imaginary Authors 2018

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6.9 / 10 142 Ratings

A perfume by Imaginary Authors for women and men, released in 2018. The scent is citrusy-fruity. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Citrus

Fruity

Fresh

Sweet

Synthetic

Fragrance Notes

Orange zest

Neroli

Rhubarb

Honeysuckle

Rose water

Perfumer

Josh Meyer

Ratings

Scent

6.9142 Ratings

Longevity

6.7100 Ratings

Sillage

6.299 Ratings

Bottle

7.5100 Ratings

Value for money

6.444 Ratings

Submitted by multiple users, last update on 11/14/2024.

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Reviews

8 in-depth fragrance descriptions

03/11/2024

1
Pricing 6
Bottle 4
Sillage 1
Longevity 3
Scent

DressUpWitch
50 Reviews

DressUpWitch

1

Ghost of stale cologne

This fragrance follows the same tragic arc of several other Imaginary Authors scents: at first spray it's delightful (fruity but not too sweet, nostalgic, bright), but it quickly slides into a generic, stale cologne scent on the dry-down. Once dry, I actually can't tell the difference between this scent, Every Storm a Serenade, Falling into the Sea, or Telegrama. Big disappointment.

09/28/2022

Mlleghoul
407 Reviews

Mlleghoul

2

Brassy Sun-In hair and orange push-up pops

I don't want to call this a novelty scent because that's a little dismissive, but it is definitely the sort of thing that one might wear to evoke a very particular nostalgia. In my case, it's being locked outside in the afternoon heat of childhood summer vacations; my mother would hand us each a sticky, effervescent orange push-up pop, and send us outside to, ostensibly, get us out of her hair. The door wasn't actually locked behind us, but it felt like to seek entry back indoors would be risking the sort of fury and frustration on the part of our mother, that as children, we feared immeasurably. So there's that syrupy, citrusy, fizziness, the scent of fresh-cut grass and chopped-up jasmine from the lawnmower, a sort of soapy green honeysuckle note, and a bit of a chemical-plasticky element, that you will recognize if you have ever had your damp, brassy, freshly Sun-Ined hair, drying in the sunshine on a sweltering Florida day. I don't know that this scent is very wearable, but I am glad that I got a chance to sniff it.

02/03/2024

5
Pricing 5
Sillage 4
Longevity 7
Scent

LastWonder
222 Reviews

LastWonder

1

From Candy to Realistic Orange

This scent starts really sweet, like candied orange slices. It was almost sickly sweet. Very quickly the sweetness softens into a more realistic orange with a floral background. It smells like an actual orange with all its sweetness, tartness, and bitterness. The dry down is pretty soapy, that could be the rose water note. It projects pretty well in the first hour or two but then quickly disappears, it definitely did not last past 3 hours.

06/10/2023

Rosymel
121 Reviews

Rosymel

1

Crisp rhubarb and fizzy orange soda

Ahhh! I love this. Trying this as part of the Imaginary Authors Short Story set (set of eight samples in a book shaped box, love the presentation). This one is a clear standout: crisp rhubarb and fizzy orange soda, but tangy, not overly sweet. I can smell a tiny bit of white floral after it’s been on my skin for a while, but mostly it’s that wonderful rhubarb and citrus. I have rarely found a rhubarb scent as true and lovely as this. It doesn’t have much projection or sillage, but I applied lightly and yet it’s definitely still there on my skin. Perfect summer fragrance and very evocative.

08/11/2020

Carboytony
116 Reviews

Carboytony

Summer in a Bottle

This perfume opens with ripe, juicy, sweet, delectable orange. You can feel the juice bursting forth as you pop a segment of it into your mouth. This is supplanted by nuances of Neroli, bewitching and seductive. Next, sweet and tart rhubarb comes into focus, playing the leading role, then alternating with the aforementioned orange. Sweet and floral, honeysuckle and hibiscus emerge farther into in the drydown, really making this a prime of some of the loveliest things in the sunkissed garden. Sundrunk is summer in a bottle.

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