MossGreen

I really wanted to love "Honour Woman (Eau de Parfum) | Amouage". Floral, delicate, elegant, meant for special occasions. I tried it twice but I just can't wear it. I feel like I've been put into an old blouse belonging to someone...

He's got me. Right on target. A scent that acts on my nose like an aphrodisiac lure. Uncompromisingly perfect, flattering, attractive (undressing), not too much of anything and not enough of everything, because I always want more... I had his golden...

There it is again, the sweaty leather jacket. And it annoys me so! These wonderful clean scents, infused with Iso, "pure, delicate and creamy, a bit like a second skin." What can I say... they correspond to my skin chemistry, I believe, a little...

Most "sunscreen" scents that I have had the chance to test were packed with frangipani-neroli-coconut-lemon-vanilla-Hawaii-Caribbean-papaya mush, which for me is always just exhausting and reminds me of overpriced fruit juice-alcohol mixtures...

Note: My comments are usually quite factual, objective, and at best even informative. The following: rather not. This comment comes from the naive and inexperienced early perfume days, when fragrances still ended up being tested everywhere....

Vanilla Planifolia, the scientific name for the spice vanilla, an orchid plant. So not vanilla + orchid, or vanilla + spices, no, vanilla = spice vanilla = orchid, just to clear things up a bit. The hobby of testing fragrances...

The title may sound a bit flat, but unfortunately, that was exactly the image that increasingly manifested before my inner eye as I wore this fragrance on a cool early spring day. "Velvet jelly," "Noble brocade dress,"...

Rhubarb - what is it actually? A fruit? A vegetable? Or perhaps the oversized cuckoo child of garden herbs? A quick search revealed that we are dealing with a vegetable, more specifically, a knotweed. And...

First of all: long intro full of uninteresting life story! Here it goes: As a teenager, I wore "Chloé (eau de parfum)" and didn't like it. Tempted by a pretty, oversized, and no less impressive, far too perfect face on a rose gold advertisement...

A little commented fragrance, samples here, no bias from background information of any kind and just nothing to do: perfect for a blind test. The scent starts immediately with something green. I think I recognize galbanum, but this...

What have I not tested in search of a fragrance that makes me feel completely comfortable. One that I can wear confidently at any time, in any season, and for any event. In short: Dia Woman is exactly that. I cannot understand how this...

I found it somehow fitting that there was neither a picture nor comments for this fragrance. This fact wraps it in a mysterious aura, which suits its actual effect well. Here, I am dealing with something that has never come under my nose before. A...