Green notes
Lily
Woody notes
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Olfactory Free Spirit with Flowers, Oaks, and Mosses
Describing a scent that is still "pyramid-less" is not always so easy. And being the first to do so is always a bit of a challenge. Where "Natural Secret" was not listed at all, I had chosen it "blind" as a swap item (thank you, Viseron!) and I am astonished and very positively surprised!
As it presents itself to me, it has been received as "floral-woody, mossy-mysterious." Now, there are quite a few such scents. But this one is very unique and special.
It opens with a thick hint of citrus fruits, to which a whole army of flowers immediately joins. Lily of the valley?!... Jasmine?!... a bit of tuberose?!... Clove!!... and many more. Even at this stage, green scents of woods rise up, with oak likely playing a major role. Since I know how freshly cut oak branches smell, that is almost certain! A pinch of conifer resin probably makes it even more interesting. The scent remains roughly the same for a long time before MOSS dares to emerge from its hiding place. I have no chance of finding a list of ingredients on the bottle! There is also very little indicated on the black folding box. I can't peek and "copy," I am completely reliant on my own sense of smell. And I can definitely sniff out MOSS. Whether it's "Oakmoss" or "Tree Moss," I can't say for sure.
This perfume has its own charm, casual, youthful yet grown-up, "free-spirited" and light, a bit "rugged" but incredibly likable!
As it presents itself to me, it has been received as "floral-woody, mossy-mysterious." Now, there are quite a few such scents. But this one is very unique and special.
It opens with a thick hint of citrus fruits, to which a whole army of flowers immediately joins. Lily of the valley?!... Jasmine?!... a bit of tuberose?!... Clove!!... and many more. Even at this stage, green scents of woods rise up, with oak likely playing a major role. Since I know how freshly cut oak branches smell, that is almost certain! A pinch of conifer resin probably makes it even more interesting. The scent remains roughly the same for a long time before MOSS dares to emerge from its hiding place. I have no chance of finding a list of ingredients on the bottle! There is also very little indicated on the black folding box. I can't peek and "copy," I am completely reliant on my own sense of smell. And I can definitely sniff out MOSS. Whether it's "Oakmoss" or "Tree Moss," I can't say for sure.
This perfume has its own charm, casual, youthful yet grown-up, "free-spirited" and light, a bit "rugged" but incredibly likable!
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