AsgardScent

First of all, I don't understand the bad reviews!

I experienced the first sprays of Pacific Rock Flower last Friday on a test strip and was immediately blown away by this wonderful perfume, making the snap decision to take it home. I do not regret it…

At first, I could perceive the salty coconut wax. It enveloped my olfactory senses and unleashed an unparalleled joy. The moment my brain said, yeeeeaaaah, we’re taking this one, it will provide us with a wonderful fragrance experience, it has to be in the collection.

The gentle transition to the coastal tea tree paired with the coral tree blossoms is very pleasant and not overpowering. People around me have received it positively and do not find it intrusive, which reflects my perception as well.

Patchouli and sandalwood are perceived very subtly in the later stages and provide a pleasant conclusion.

All in all, a beautiful and refreshing fragrance for spring and summer.

Back in 2015, when The One was released, I got myself a bottle and was super excited about the perfume. Unfortunately, I didn’t buy another bottle at that time, and I regret it so much.

The composition of grapefruit, basil, and coriander in the top notes was so pleasant and long-lasting, simply wonderful. The elegant transition to orange blossom and ginger was noticeable, until in the end, tobacco and cedar took over the reins. Simply wonderful. Then came the year 2024, and I thought to myself, come on, get yourself a bottle of The One again. Said and done, and I made a big mistake. In the store, the perfume smelled like it used to, but at home, unfortunately, the disillusionment set in. The top notes were only perceivable for 5 minutes, and I won’t even mention the rest because it was nonexistent. Now the bottle sits on the shelf and just languishes. From a super beautiful perfume to water with a hint of scent.

Has the fragrance been reformulated?

Absinthe by Nasomatto reminds me not only of Viride but also of the delicious drink absinthe, green leaves mixed with wormwood and deadly nightshade. May the ancestors guide you and your journey begin…

It intoxicates your senses with its green, spicy, woody, and earthy notes. Sweetness is not perceived in my nose. I find this absolutely not bad; on the contrary, for me, it is even better… sweet can be for anyone, absinthe does not want to be your sweet friend, no, it wants to be the companion that presents your slightly rough side. It makes you stand out among others and says, “Yes, here we are!” and you can do nothing, absolutely nothing against it.

Also a super beautiful perfume for spring; in summer, I see it more for mild evenings and not at 30 degrees or more during the day.

Absinthe, absinthe,
go to the perfumery quickly,
get this little water, my dear child.

Viride was a blind buy for me and I don't regret it for a second.

The first three sprays on the skin and let the carrier notes fly away. Take a deep sniff and be shaken that you didn't buy this wonderful little potion earlier.

Here you get what the name promises, a full blast of green that impresses with its spiciness, earthiness, and woodiness. You feel as if you are in a beautiful mixed forest, fresh rain is dripping from the still young, fresh, green leaves, adjacent to a damp meadow with blooming flowers. The scent of the flowers is subtly noticeable, as it is overshadowed by the green notes from the forest. Damn, I never want to leave this forest.

Viride, one of my favorites for spring and summer. With this fragrance, no one can go wrong, I promise.

If you've always wanted to know what the old herbal women from the Middle Ages smelled like, the Witch's Ointment will guide you in the right direction. The combination of salty licorice with wormwood juice, belladonna, angelica, tuberose, and rosemary pulls you into a dense dark coniferous forest, far away from civilization, and invites you to linger overnight, on a bed made of hemlock, patchouli, and lichen…

Take a sip of this brew and meet your ancestors from long ago. However, don't take too much of it, or you will become a berserker and never awaken from this pull.

Conclusion: Witch's Ointment is an absolutely awesome green perfume that will intoxicate your senses, provided you are connected to nature.