Evock Julie Burk 2013

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6.9 / 10 147 Ratings

A perfume by Julie Burk for women and men, released in 2013. The scent is floral-fresh. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral

Fresh

Sweet

Powdery

Synthetic

Fragrance Notes

Jasmine

Air accord Tulip

Tulip

Wildflower honey

Frankincense

Pink pepper Silver thistle

Yobquanzit

Perfumer

Josh Meyer

Ratings

Scent

6.9147 Ratings

Longevity

7.1114 Ratings

Sillage

6.8111 Ratings

Bottle

7.9112 Ratings

Value for money

6.581 Ratings

Submitted by Essy07, last update on 06/15/2025.

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Reviews

9 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/26/2025

Aquaphobitch
30 Reviews

Aquaphobitch

5

Photorealistic jasmine tea

I’ve been on the hunt for ages for an actual photorealistic jasmine tea scent, and have been continually disappointed by synthetic lemon hand soap-esque fragrances. I was sent this in a scent swap with a fellow perfume creator, and was blown away instantly.

I was aware this perfume existed, but just had never tried it out because I didn’t expect much from it. God I was wrong! This smells exactly like you’re stood in the Austrian alps amongst wildflowers, sipping on a cup of fresh, steamy jasmine green tea with a dollop of honey. It’s GORGE.

01/05/2025

8
Pricing 8
Bottle 8
Sillage 9
Longevity 7.5
Scent

Banjeekundt
103 Reviews

Banjeekundt

4

The floral final boss

This was both exactly and nothing like I expected it to be.

At first spray, it's rich and heady florals, a subtle soapy-freshness, and a tinge of greenness. The tulip and thistle were apparent right away, evoking images of a springtime meadow. The sun is shining, there's a slight breeze that makes the flowers dance and their pollen fills the air.

This fragrance is also a bit familiar and nostalgic to me. It reminded me of my grandmother's strategically placed bowls of potpourri. It also reminded me of my other grandmother's dusty candles that remained unlit because they were purely decorative.

After the first hour, the jasmine starts to emerge, bringing out that sharp white floral scent that I am not partial to. Thankfully, the jasmine note only stuck out for a couple of hours because, by hour four, we were back to the start with the nondescript, lush florals. The frankincense is somewhat present throughout—I feel like that's where the scent's somewhat resinous "pollinated" quality comes from—but it becomes more apparent sometime around the sixth hour.

I didn't pick up on the mountain air or pink pepper notes at all and the honey was almost non-existent to me, though I feel that there was an ever-so-slight sweetness throughout. The sillage on this was moderate to strong and the longevity was long, lasting on my skin for at least ten hours.

Overall, this was a very pleasant fragrance to experience. I don't enjoy distinct jasmine notes, so this wasn't entirely enchanting, but it is a wonderfully refreshing springtime scent nonetheless.

09/06/2022

Mlleghoul
443 Reviews

Mlleghoul

3

kinky lepidopteran weirdness (a philosophy)

Imaginary Authors Fox in the Flowerbed is all fluttering spring petals, light feathery wings on a playful breeze, and unsettlingly intimate musks. Even the honeyed jasmine, usually so heavy, heralding summer's muggy fug, feels like a gossamer dream on a cool, April evening. In a philosophical sense, it makes me think of that poet from antiquity musing on whether he is a butterfly dreaming he is a man, or a man dreaming he is a butterfly. In a more carnal sense, however, it is a perfume that conjures the beautifully tender, kinky lepidopteran weirdness of The Duke of Burgundy's bizarre love story. I know a fragrance inspired by the film already exists, but somehow Fox in the Flowerbed does a more proper and true job of it.

12/11/2024

10
Bottle 6
Scent

Deja1sabel
337 Reviews

Deja1sabel

3

fluffy florals and sweet honey

I don’t particularly love extremely floral scents so this wasn’t a love for me but I did really like it! This opens with a crisp winter air and fresh florals. You get sweet jasmines and tulips with an earthy, ambery note from the frankincense. Then comes the honey and it’s sweet, but light. The peppercorn adds a tiny hint of fresh spice too. This scent is light, its airy, and white floral forward. This feels like running through fields of snow covered flowers in the winter time.

07/24/2024

Ebichuunee
98 Reviews

Ebichuunee

2

why does indolic jasmine can smell like rancid old piss waft

First minutes on skin I get straight up urinal, then the rancid old piss waft disappear actually quite quickly and I have straight up dainty white flower.
I’m not sure I’m convinced, the white flower are a bit on the old school side leaning dangerously towards toilet freshener, I will try to wear it more even though with the piss opening.

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