Karopik

Steamed Rainbow is a unique fragrance to me. It is grassy-green, slightly earthy, and the violet note comes through beautifully softly and stays. The citrus is very subtle. The aquatic aspect does not come from the coast, but from a damp flower meadow 20 minutes after the rain.
It is not too abstract and has something beautifully perfumey about it to me. I can sense the mist note; somehow, it makes the fragrance float...

At first, I found it very interesting, but was somewhat skeptical because it is very quiet on my skin. Sometimes, though, the quiet ones only make you all the more curious. I could not let it go... The bottle, name, concept, and notes came together and fascinated me. Its longevity on my skin is quite short, but the violet remains on clothing until the next day.

I love the sparkling label, and this has actually become my first niche perfume. Not an everyday fragrance for me, but so unusual, atmospheric, and beautiful that I absolutely wanted to own it.

I perceive Odii as a very berry-like scent with a nice green nuance. It is rather natural and not too sweet. The blackberry is the most prominent for me here.
Unfortunately, the berries are too dark and overripe for my taste, it has slightly indolic traits for me. But somehow it still catches me, interesting.
I don't really perceive any aquatic notes.
It is quite linear, not much happens in the progression. Sillage and longevity are fine, about 4 hours on me with one spray.

Anyone looking for a natural dark berry scent should definitely give this a try.

Koiame is a rather soft, light, and fruity fragrance where I initially perceive the rose and some indistinct flowers. After a minute, a rather synthetic green apple emerges on paper as well as on clothing. Unfortunately, this masks the scent for quite a while. Over time, the apple becomes quieter and it gets a little more bitter. It simply remains fresh, fruity, floral...

On my skin, the apple comes through much(!) less strongly. The scent stays quite close to the skin and has no strong sillage... after 3-4 hours, I can sense it more than smell it.

Overall, a nice light fruity and floral fragrance. However, I unfortunately do not get the rain association here.
It is certainly pleasant, very enjoyable, but it doesn't necessarily stick in the memory.
Definitely test on skin!

Thé Amara is initially very refreshing, green, citrusy, and bitter. I like that, but it seems a bit generic to me.

Then over time, it develops more character on my skin. A soft, fresh floral note emerges. I don't really perceive the individual flowers; it's more about the floral aspect. The base notes also develop nicely. It feels elegant and well-groomed, but not outdated. For me, it's a pleasant feel-good fragrance, no longer generic.

On my skin, the longevity is good; it wafts around my nose repeatedly, and I can catch whiffs of it for up to 6 hours.

For me, Pomelo Oolong starts off very sweet and a bit fizzy. It has a warm floral freshness with a slightly bitter tea background.
But the sweet osmanthus dominates from the very beginning. Unfortunately, the osmanthus is too heavy for me... it makes me feel uncomfortable right away. I long in vain for the citrus of the pomelo as a balance.
In the drydown, it becomes a bit creamier, but otherwise, not much else happens, in my opinion.

In my view, it's a slightly too sweet tea scent, but it will surely find its lovers.