LastWonder

This is the smell of finding a leather bound book from medieval times. You pull it off the old handmade wooden bookcase and set it down on the matching wooden long table. You blow on the cover and the thick layer of dust makes it into the air, causing you to cough. The spine cracks as you open the book and the pages are swollen, almost moldy, from years of exposure to moisture. The pages might even be vellum. Even thought this book is ancient, the ink on it seems almost fresh. There is something not normal about this book.

This is a dry scent, no sweetness to be found. Its peppery wood, leather, and slightly humid. This is one of the best and most realistic book smells I've tried. If you think Book by Commodity is too tame, then this is the scent you are looking for.

This fragrance is lightly aromatic. If you want people to think you own a bookstore that specializes in rare editions or work in a library that hold ancient texts, this is the fragrance to wear. This fragrance lasted about 4 hours on my skin. There is one size available, 30ml for $120. A pretty heft price but this a perfect scent for any book lover.

This fragrance is inspired by the people of Palestine, drawing from the rich heritage of their land's crops. Palestinian agriculture, a crucial part of the economy, faces severe constraints in land, water, and market access due to Israeli limitations. Only 6% of Palestinian-cultivated West Bank land is irrigated, compared to 70% of Jewish settler-cultivated land. This perfume is meant to bring back love for the people of Palestine, stand as a testament to their enduring spirit, and foster solidarity with their cause.

This is such a lovely homage to the people of Palestine. This is a fragrance that feels like you are sitting in a lush green park where the good weather has coaxed the flowers on the trees to bloom. You brought slices of juicy watermelon. Each slice is perfectly ripe and is lightly dusted with some salt. Its a refreshing, slightly tart, and cooling snack that is perfect for the hot spring day. A light and bright fragrance that feels a little bit like hope.

All proceeds will be donated to Anera (American Near East Refugee Aid), a nonprofit organization with no political or religious affiliation. Anera works on the ground with partners in Palestine (West Bank and Gaza), Lebanon, and Jordan to address the development and relief needs of refugees and vulnerable communities.

This fragrance is refreshingly aromatic. Wearing it will refresh you during hot months and make those around you their mouth's water. It lasted about 4 hours on my skin. There is one size available, the 15ml water based for $49.

This fragrance feels like the scene in the Nightmare before Christmas. Its when Jack Skeleton first finds Christmas Town and is signing "What's This?". I am confused yet filled with wonder. I am not sure what I am smelling or how to describe it but the biggest impression I get is that this fragrance plays with dichotomy. Its a white creamy indolic floral scent with dark animalic skin that is sweaty. Its fresh grass and watery but also a dank dirty green that is earthy. I am intrigued by this scent, its good but I don't know how. It keeps me guessing. While I think its artistic and interesting, its not something I would consider very wearable. Or at least I am not sure where I would wear it to.

This fragrance creates a slight scent bubble. You will smell funky but not off-putting to those around you. It lasted about 5 hours on my skin. There is one size available, the 15ml water base spray for $49.

This is the smell of having the beach to yourself. You got there early and the sun has just risen over the horizon, there is still a little bit of a chill. The fog has evaporated and the air is filled with the fine salty spray from the waves crashing against the shore. You are still clean and fresh, the sand and salt have not stuck to you just yet. This is a salty and almost fresh fragrance. There are hints of citrus and warmth underneath, like skin spritzed with some lemon. Its a good marine scent but kinda boring when there are so many on the market.

This fragrance is a skin scent. Its essentially your skin plus salty spay. This fragrance lasted on my skin for 4 hours. There are two versions available, both 15ml. The first is the water based fragrance for $49 and the other is EdP for $59.

This fragrance is a musc de peau, an intimate skin scent. This is the scent of someone's skin after bathing in milky water that has white flowers floating on top. Its the lightest of creamy milk and sweet florals on clean skin. Its nice, its well made, but its not very exciting. There are plenty of creamy white florals on the market and I don't see why I would pick this one over another. And, if you are one of those person's looking for your perfect milk scent, this also wouldn't be the fragrance for you. Its too watered down to be a good milk scent.

This is a skin scent, it has no lift and even is hard to detect on yourself after the first 30 minutes. It also lasted about 3 hours on my skin. There is one size available, the 50ml for $295 but there is also a 100ml refill available for $375. For such a basic and generic white floral scent that doesn't last, this is not worth the price at all. There are several other white floral scents on the market that are for more interesting and affordable.