Since I generally like fragrances from S. Oliver, I decided to test a few of them again.
With this scent, I had higher expectations. The opening is quite nice, fresh, and citrusy without smelling like dish soap. However, the fragrance notes didn't really come through. They remained elusive and in the background. Soon, the floral notes mixed in, but again, nothing substantial emerged. A bit of freesia, a bit of orchid, and a bit of plum. All just in whispers. Not much, but too little to call it a fragrance. The dry down features tonka bean, vanilla, and cedar. All things I like, but they were also barely detectable. As quickly as the scent appeared, it was gone just as fast. Overall, it's a very well-crafted fragrance, but it would be better if it were a bit stronger. Unfortunately, it is just a wisp.
