Onthophagacy

It’s less about the eating of a juicy peach and more about stumbling onto an ancient peach tree deep in a damp, overgrown forest. It’s a total mystery as to how the peach tree grew there, it feels like a touch of magic has been at play. The scent plays out as a dewy peachskin mixed with a lovely grounding cedar. The oakmoss and tree bark are right there in the background, reminding you that this is a wild place and not some simple orchard where you can pick and consume fruit heedlessly. It’s a bright scent but it’s not entirely innocent, the fruit here has an edge and you might pay a price for partaking in it.

A cedar heavy scent that feels like I’m deep in an alpine forest in early winter on a day the rain is drizzling down and everything is cool and damp. It’s a cool scent but the cypress and cedar wood gives it a backbone of warmth as it radiates off your skin. As someone who gravitates towards perfumes that make me feel like I’m in a forest, this one checks all the lovely marks.

This is a delicious vegetal green scent, visceral with its tangy tomato leaf accord but sweetened down with lychee and the barest blush of peach and vanilla, grounded in honey and oakmoss. This wolf is perfectly at home in her skin and she’s comfortable showing all facets of herself: this is a fragrance where the note profiles really shine through yet also intermingle in a beautiful way, shifting as you wear it.