Finally, there is a fragrance that is gourmand yet does not make everyone around you raise their eyebrows in surprise.
But let's start from the beginning; there are few notes listed, and who knows what thorn apple smells like? What I perceive is a sour cherry (maybe the combination of thorn apple and grapefruit?) with cinnamon. In the drydown, the Palo Santo and Ylang-Ylang become more pronounced, but the cinnamon's slightly sour, powdery essence remains.
The longevity is above average.
I really like it. There is a hint of retro music in the background that I (still) can't quite place (I just attribute it to the thorn apple), but it doesn't come across as outdated. I don't know which component of this fragrance contributes to its lightness; perhaps it's the Ylang-Ylang…
Floral isn't quite the right word to describe this scent; sweet with a sour background and then cinnamon-powdery-woody - oh, it really is a fine combination and will appeal to people beyond their twenties.
It could certainly be worn by men, but "ladylike" comes to mind for this fragrance.
