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This is 90% heavy cream, 10% coconut. I don't get any of the citrus notes, to be honest. This is just straight up a lactonic scent with a hint of coconut. I'm usually not a big fan of coconut, but I like it in this scent! As it dries down, it gets more vanilla/sweet smelling, but definitely still lactonic overall.

I do get the slight "sourness" that I've seen others talking about as the scent is drying down, but I think it's tolerable. It doesn't make me gag or anything lol.

For a body mist, the longevity isn't bad! I'd say it lasts around 4-5ish hours on my skin and a lot longer on clothes. The sillage is really good, too!

Overall, if you're a fan of lactonic scents, gourmand scents, or even layering vanilla/lactonic scents with each other, then I'd definitely recommend trying out Heavy Cream!

This is one of the most realistic gourmands I've ever smelled. I swear, I can detect all the components of an actual cinnamon roll- the dough, the icing, and most of all, the cinnamon. It's so sweet and buttery, but a bit spicy at the same time. I think it's an amazing representation of a cinnamon roll in fragrance form!!

Unfortunately, it doesn't last long on my skin. It only lasts around 3-4 hours on me. However, I've seen other reviews saying it lasts a lot longer, so maybe there's just something wrong with my skin chemistry lol.

Overall, Cinnamon Rolls is an extremely realistic smelling perfume that I think any gourmand lover would enjoy!

I'm usually not the biggest fan of florals but neroli is one of the floral notes I actually *do* like, so I think this scent is nice! It starts off with a strong hit of citrus, but it quiets down pretty quickly. It turns into a fresh, clean, and musky smelling scent. I can definitely detect the neroli and orange blossom, but I think it leans more clean and musky than floral.

This is very much a skin scent and it doesn't project very well, so it's inoffensive. The longevity is just okay as well.

Orchid Mantis smells like a garden filled with flowers and herbs. It's floral, but it's green, herbaceous, and slightly bitter as well (which I'm assuming is the basil). The opening also has a hint of pear, but that fades away as the scent dries down. The green/herby smell eventually fades away too, leaving more of just a floral smell. I can't really decipher the floral notes from one another so it literally smells like I'm walking though a giant field of assorted flowers (although my nose is pretty untrained and not the best at detecting individual notes, especially florals lol).

When it dries down, Orchid Mantis smells.... dirty? Like, it starts to smell like literal dirt/soil to me. It's also a bit musky smelling. I don't mind the dirt smell honestly, I think it fits in with the theme of the perfume.

Overall, I think Orchid Mantis is a really interesting scent! It has so many different notes and the scent changes so often while I'm wearing it. It definitely gives off orchid mantis vibes and it's one of the more "safer" scents I've tried from Zoologist. If you're into loud floral scents, give it a try!

Wow. This genuinely smells like wet rocks and algae. It's definitely more of an aquatic scent but it does give off some earthy + green notes as well. I'm also getting something salty/spicy in this scent, but I'm not sure what it is. Maybe the iodine?? Although, I don't really know what iodine is supposed to smell like haha.

I'm really impressed with Olm. Is is something I can see myself wearing often? No... but I still think it's a really well-made scent. I don't know how Zoologist managed to create such a realistic, atmospheric scent, but they did. It lasts forever on me, too!