Stnicholas

A stunning, rich, indulgent floral. Photorealistic magnolia blossom.

Ever wanted to smell exactly like a waxy, unused Crayola crayon?

Weed, cannabis, flower, dry herb - whatever you want to call it, this is the most true-to-life replication of it I've ever smelled.

Youthful orange blossom dominates this fragrance, then there's a little fig on the back end.

The quintessential amber. Warm. Just baby-powdery enough. Fragrance history in a bottle.

An echo of Santal 33, but with so many oddly chosen extra notes tacked on that they cheapen the experience. Why is there rose in this?

Funny how even Pineward’s take on a chocolatey gourmand smells woodsy—like a grandfather who served as a Park Ranger for 40 proud years.

We come from the earth, and we return to it. Rich, damp soil. Roots. Aquatic, fruity, mossy, grassy notes in the background.

Nostalgic, minty, a tad medicinal. Soothing. Not as plasticky as ELDO’s other releases.

A hint of tomato leaf candle. Blue raspberry cotton candy for grown-ups. Sexy.