Autunno

One thing I discovered while testing Demeter perfumes: Demeter seems to use only two different earthy base substances. The one used for "Dirt" and the one used for "Dust".
This perfume smells almost like "Dust". Just with a bit of a vegetable-irisy root in it.
I also want to test Demeter's patchouli perfumes. I hope that goes in a different direction.
Otherwise, it can be said that the projection lasts an (un)bearable 2 hours, but how do you evaluate the longevity of scents that are almost impossible to wash off?

The girl is on fire - but only for the first few minutes! It evokes associations with smoked ham (for me, tofu, please) and one even thinks they can smell the curing salt. A bit of burnt wood, a subtle floral note ...
But then "Fireplace" mutates and becomes almost identical to Beeswax. Less beeswax, a bit of smoke. That’s about it.

Like Beeswax, extremely sweet and very good longevity.

Where "Dirt" still has pleasant notes and is quite wearable for freaks (irony), you wouldn't be doing yourself any favors here.
"Dust" smells extremely bitter of wormwood and dust.
I don't know what the bitter note is supposed to achieve, but the dust component is well done.
Longevity and sillage are weak, even though I used soap five times and ultimately alcohol to completely remove it. The stuff was reactivated every time...

... as a blink of an eye of a mayfly.
Don's association with a flower shop hits it perfectly!

Beeswax, honey, blooming flowers.
When the broom is in bloom and the air is so sweet that it's hard to breathe, this is what this fragrance smells like.
Brutally sweet, extreme sillage, above-average longevity.
I have to wash it off...