Neon Palms Lost Tribe 2026

These reviews really dont do it justice. Excellent summer scent, likeable and versatile.
the fruit accord is done well and the oud if of good quality.
I think people are not judging it for what it is, its an everyday summer natural scent and does that perfectly.
Pineapple and rasberries on a bed of dark oud.

This perhaps marks the end of my interest in LT. This fragrance to my nose is another entry into a seemingly line of repetitive scents. This includes Berry Patch v2 and Cyber Oud. Perhaps my nose is too inexperienced, or I am just nose blind to certain elements found here in Neon Palms and in the other two just mentioned.

This does open differently than those; a green and fresh pineapple with some salty ambergris.

However, as it dries down, I get the same or at least very similar smell that I get with Cyber Oud and Berry Patch. While those two (especially CO) have a tea note, while this doesn’t have much of one, it still carries over that same balsamic like dense oud with some synthetic smelling fruits. The fruits here are much more tropical no doubt, but the similarities to me are still too close.

Now, this is not a bad smelling fragrance by any means. In fact, I DO enjoy how it smells and what it “represents”. To me, this id an excellent scent for perhaps a younger person wanting to get into natural based fragrances and experience some oud. It is mass appealing as far as artisinal perfuming goes, even getting me multiple compliments at work. Whole those all sound like positives, they lose their “I would recommend this” power when you look at the price. I think this fragrance is fairly one dimensional, which is not always a bad thing. But for how uninteresting of blend this is to me, $325 for 15mls is not justifiable. If this was $200-250 for 15mls I would whole heartedly recommend it and probably still own a bottle.

Overall, this fragrance represents a lot about LT that is turning me away from the house. The lack of creativity in this composition reflects the rapid rate of releases from LT, and seemingly marketing that definitely targets the younger audience that very clearly is buying these newer releases.

Neon Palms opens with strong, bright pineapple and raspberry with citruses and florals blended in. As it dries down the base of our seeps through while still keeping its brightness from the fruits and smoothness from the florals. The projection and longevity are extremely good all through out its life.