The Soft Lawn 2021

Version from 2021
The Soft Lawn (2021) by Imaginary Authors
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6.9 / 10 56 Ratings
A perfume by Imaginary Authors for women and men, released in 2021. The scent is green-synthetic. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Green
Synthetic
Fresh
Woody
Citrus

Fragrance Notes

GrapefruitGrapefruit Linden blossomLinden blossom VetiverVetiver IvyIvy OakmossOakmoss LaurelLaurel

Perfumer

Ratings
Scent
6.956 Ratings
Longevity
7.243 Ratings
Sillage
6.543 Ratings
Bottle
7.544 Ratings
Value for money
6.832 Ratings
Submitted by M3000, last update on 09/17/2024.

Smells similar

What the fragrance is similar to
The Soft Lawn (2012) by Imaginary Authors
The Soft Lawn (2012)

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6 short views on the fragrance
Pandora22Pandora22 3 years ago
It really does smell like tennis balls when first spritzed.
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Hartsy3Hartsy3 1 year ago
9
Bottle
4
Sillage
6
Longevity
3
Scent
Aloe vera gel and grass with notes of plastic. Interesting concept but not super enjoyable. Points for creativity.
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ClellyClelly 13 days ago
Unadulterated linden blossom. If that's your jam, this will be your jam. I get the tennis ball accord. But it's secondary. IA base here too.
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Dahlia109Dahlia109 21 days ago
10
Bottle
8
Sillage
10
Longevity
0
Scent
This is like Panda by Zoologist if it sucked like hell. Smells like the color vomit green, cuz i really did vomit. Maybe. In my mouth
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DressUpWitchDressUpWitch 6 months ago
5
Bottle
8
Sillage
8
Longevity
9
Scent
I'm no fragrance expert, I just like this. My partner likes it on me, & I could imagine him wearing it too!
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FreshKatsuFreshKatsu 8 months ago
7
Bottle
6
Sillage
7
Longevity
7
Scent
Clean, fresh floral that's synthetic in a pleasant laundry detergent way. I don't get tennis but it does evoke grass on a sunny day
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4 in-depth fragrance descriptions
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5
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8
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8
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9
Scent
DressUpWitch

50 Reviews
DressUpWitch
DressUpWitch
1  
Must love synthetics to apply.
My friend described this as Hollister-core, and though I was dismayed I couldn't argue. Honestly, I think that's why I like it: when I wear this, I'm validating my inner teen who wanted to shop there and couldn't. It feels elevated to her, even though it's synthetic, sporty, and a little aggressive. There's a slightly bitter edge to it. Soft is definitely not the right word. It's a lawn that's rigidly maintained, and it might even be astro turf. It feels like looking out on a sunny lawn from the comfort of a thoroughly air conditioned condo. I think it's fun though. I could also see it working for any gender. One spray lasts me all day--and even then I sometimes worry about it being overpowering for others nearby, so be judicious.
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4
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5
Sillage
6
Longevity
4
Scent
LastWonder

196 Reviews
LastWonder
LastWonder
1  
Almost Identical to Falling into the Sea
I had to go back to Falling into the Sea to compare these two side by side. It makes sense because they both share the same top note, grapefruit. What sets these two apart is that Falling into the Sea is sweeter, more floral (more interesting). Soft lawn is more of a green smell, not grass, just generic "green" smell. I am disappointed in this one, its marketed as "smelling like tennis balls" but I don't get that. I just get a bland citrus generic green scent. It did last about 4 hours but there wasn't much projection.
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8
Pricing
9
Bottle
4
Sillage
6
Longevity
3
Scent
Hartsy3

99 Reviews
Hartsy3
Hartsy3
Helpful Review 4  
Aloe vera gel and plastic
I will give Imaginary Authors this: they are very creative! I can see why this fragrance has gotten attention for its uniqueness (I mean "tennis balls?" Come on!) I'll be honest though, I don't think I would have even detected the "tennis ball" note if I wasn't looking for it. The opening definitely has an underlying synthetic, plastic aroma, however, what I primarily smell is just an overall very green, grassy smell. To me, it smells like aloe vera gel. It is very bitter with the aloe note being the closest thing to "sweetness."

Fortunately, this perfume is more of a "skin scent" so you aren't likely to offend anyone with it. If you enjoy the smell, it is probably a nice, casual everyday fragrance. Personally, I find it interesting but not something I need to smell more than once.
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8
Bottle
6
Sillage
8
Longevity
7.5
Scent
Andin

5 Reviews
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Andin
Andin
Helpful Review 6  
From the old carpet to the green lawn
This morning I had, after several days of testing powder fragrances, again in the mood for something green. Since came to me the "The Soft Lawn" sample just right. The prelude brought me, however, first time on the carpet, and a little musty. In my grandparents' attic, for example, there was a piece like this and the first ten minutes reminded me of it: warm, slightly stuffy air with something old in it. And maybe there's a little moss growing olfactorily over it. At this stage, I additionally smell something very tart - grapefruit sits smiling on the carpet.

For me, these first few minutes are the most unpleasant, especially since I can not get much out of citrus fruits in general. But the change has already begun: there remains a tart green undertone, but the carpet mustiness disappears. It smells strong dark green and even a bit juicy without any sweetness. Ivy and laurel fit well here and mentally I stepped from the attic to a shady spring in the middle of the woods, where water trickles from the damp earth between tree roots, ivy and herb. At that moment, "The Soft Lawn" reminds me of "Eau de Lierre" by Diptyque, only with a more powerful performance.

The change that's coming now is slower, more of a creeping shift from dark green to medium green. It becomes bit by bit more lovely and lighter, subtle lime blossoms shimmer in the green and a good hour after the first spray I arrived at the lawn. The sweetness never becomes dominant here, it remains green without a sea of flowers. Vetiver and galbanum now outweigh ivy and laurel. That's how it stays now - green-fresh - and just mellows and skins out over the course of the next four hours.

Creamy or even fig-sweet I do not feel the fragrance on my cool skin, but that may develop on other skins rather. The sillage is typically green: initially about arm's length, then briskly more and more towards the skin (I always test with two times spraying on the arm). There, however, the fragrance is perceptible for seven hours, which I noticed positively.

Overall, the scent has pleased me as a lover of green well. The unpleasant tones from the beginning disappeared quickly enough, the remaining, quite linear course appeals to me. Sillage and longevity speak for "The soft Lawn." It would not be for me a fragrance for every day, but if I were in the mood for an unexciting, consistently green companion, then this would be right
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