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Geisha O-Cha 1997

6.2 / 10 14 Ratings
A perfume by aroma M for women and men, released in 1997. The scent is green-earthy. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Green
Earthy
Woody
Spicy
Sweet

Fragrance Notes

Clary sageClary sage Japanese green teaJapanese green tea OrangeOrange RosewoodRosewood VanillaVanilla

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Scent
6.214 Ratings
Longevity
6.710 Ratings
Sillage
5.010 Ratings
Bottle
5.915 Ratings
Submitted by Antoine, last update on 05/30/2025.

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ClaireV

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ClaireV
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Irish Spring
O-Cha is a green tea fragrance with a strong sage presence that lends it a witchy feel distinctly at odds with its Japanese inspiration. It also features a waxy orange note that clouds the transparency of the tea, like the brightness of herbs muffled under a layer of plastic sheeting.

Later, it becomes clear that this strange layer of wax-plastic is actually white soap. Not finely-milled hotel soap, but the industrial-strength liquid soaps found in bathroom stops. There is an appeal to soapy tea scents (ask Bvlgari), and if you are looking for a perfume that will make you smell like you have just washed your hands very thoroughly, O-Cha will do the job. Herbal, robust, and squeaky clean, O-Cha starts off as green tea but ends up in Irish Spring territory. And although that is not my personal idea of Nirvana, it may be yours, in which case allow me to introduce you to O-Cha.
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Aquila2110

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That's not my cup of tea.
O-cha is a tea scent inspired by a tea ceremony. Oh, that sounds great to my ears, as I have participated in Japanese and Chinese tea ceremonies and have always enjoyed them.
First, there is zesty lemon and then green tea.
Later, it becomes sweeter and softer; I distinctly recognize orange and sage. It slightly reminds me of sage tea, oddly medicinal.
The sage comes through too strongly for me. Overall, the scent feels somewhat dry. It also doesn't feel refreshing enough on my skin; it seems somehow "heavy," slightly musty.
Nothing here resembles a Japanese tea ceremony; the refreshment is simply missing.
That's not my cup of tea.
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1 short view on the fragrance
5 years ago
4
The promising, authentic green tea accord unfortunately becomes sharp quickly. Such a shame, because I usually like green tea in fragrances.
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