Thequeenbean

This is a beautifully simple tea and citrus scent. I have never smelled a longoza so I could not tell you if this shows up here or not. The scent is surprisingly powerful, one spritz in the crook of my elbow wafted around me nicely. I really enjoyed catching it on the breeze for my afternoon run. It reminds me a lot of Korres White Tea, but with more lemon. Korres White Tea has a little more character and is much cheaper

I mostly get a very green vetiver and a very animalistic civet note. It it a smooth and seemingly natural blend and I think it is nice, it just doesn't suit me. I would have guessed that the citrus note was neroli as this really just reads as green and animalistic, bergamot is usually very fruity to me and I do not get that at all. It is certainly interesting and worth testing.

This is a very yummy, very refreshing citrus and tea fragrance with a really nice woody musk backdrop. The tea here is easy to spot and doesn't fade away, it stays strong and adds an interesting bitterness. For some reason the lemon note smells like oranges to me, but I am not upset by that. It is a very calming scent, I would love it in a body wash as I think it would be a very relaxing shower product

This smells like a luxurious shampoo, it is very fresh and pretty. Surprisingly I do not get a lot of citrus, I seem to be very sensitive to citrus notes and I am glad to see that the bergamot is not overpowering the fragrance. I really like the cucumber note, it adds a cool/green note that is very unique. Overall this is a pretty and pleasant perfume, but the longevity is terrible. I feel I can barely smell it after 15 minutes. The beautiful top notes disappear almost immediately.

The rhubarb is so bright and tart, the musk is soft and smooth and the Lantana is such a pretty floral note. Everything is well balanced, this is bright, fresh and delicate. I am most surprised by the floral lantana, I expected rhubarb to be dominant but evrything plays nicely. It also lasts quite a long time for a fragrance so soft.