Blue Marble St. Clair Scents 2024

Ozone
The earth a blue ball...
Even if the world weeps a thousand green tears,
until the water carries creamy waves over the land...
Earth turns to clay and smells of Mitti...
Stone deserts
Sweating geosmin...
Flowers freeze to ice in the pale silvery haze of the dying sun...
a scent of yesterday floats in the spaceship...
Back then - memory...
People lost in space...

But hope never dies

When a first fluffy cloud quietly makes its way...
a moss lichen spreads cheekily over a stone...
a little bee, still weak, searches for food...
(Where had it been hiding?)...
then I come home...
feel warm and safe in the soft green-brown...
and above it is still blue.

Diane thinks a lot about the effects of environmental influences on the earth's ecosystems and wants to show the beauty of these ecosystems and their fragility in this fragrance. She has achieved this wonderfully. For me, it has become a fragrance full of hope. The fragrance consists of 7 fragrance accords, some of which I can smell, others I cannot. For example, I find it difficult to make out the individual flowers, but they are very cool flowers, almost unapproachable.
On the surface, it is a decidedly green fragrance, with a distinct ozone, almost pungent in the opening, which also has creamy notes.
When you delve deeper, it is incredibly exciting and reveals many facets. Once again, it's a fragrance where the less I apply, the more I discover. If I spray more, then the green and the ozone are also too striking for me.
In any case, exciting to test.