Merelani

Gives a face full of tuberose, a splash of jasmine, and musk. Pink pepper? That was drowned out a few vats of white flowers ago. Vetiver? Whatever, and I'm not going to touch the oud argument below with a 10-foot pole.

In the end, to my nose it's not very complex but pleasant and strangely comforting.

Oh this was delightful to sample. At first spray I got a burst of sweet vanilla with quickly developing floral notes and a surprising hint of freshness. The hint of mimosa is… interesting, and comes up more as it dries down, making it a touch medicinal to my nose despite the overall soothing vanilla. All in, I find it pleasant but wouldn't want a bottle. Also longevity is not great.

Green but gentle and creamy-ish, not sharp to the nose. I smell what I would if I were to make a nest in thick grasses and tiny wildflowers - freshly broken grass becomes sweet undergrowth basking in the sun as the scent mellows. 2 hours in it's more floral than green. I got an afternoon of bucolic reverie from it, but wish the projection were stronger.