Huh, I've got to say I'm pleasantly surprised by this scent. Artistic, unusual, interesting: finally something worthwhile in that Scent Xplore box!
I was intrigued when the first notes hit my nose. I got bright citrus fruits with a herbal, soothing aromatic (vervein probably). As it moved on and dissipated, I started getting a sweet, creamy and fluffy pancake note. I could picture pancakes topped with whipped cream and a honeyed-like drizzle of something sweet (broom has that effect on my skin, so it's probably the culprit). Very mouthwatewring, but also not too heavy for those who don't like gourmand. I can picture myself wearing it during warmer temperatures without choking people out. I did get a subtle sweetness coming in from the raisin and it was very enjoyable. Drydown veers more woody, but it still remains light overall with an evanescent floral note. Couldn't make out more than that, but it had a light, airy, evanescent quality to it, very poetic! Reminded me a bit of the vibe coming from L'Eau Papier Eau de Toilette.
All in all, it's an unusual niche fragrance that deserves to be discovered. It's hard to put it in a category since it's both a gourmand and a light floral / woody / herbal type of fragrance. It has that ghostly poetic quality to it that's hard to describe. Certainly a fragrance you need to try in your perfume journey!
