TommieBootje

A gorgeous slightly fruity jasmin. High quality, pretty long lasting. The peach note makes it smell sunny and cheerful.

It's rare to see perfumes where its name is also its manual. The opening: fruity, sunny. The drydown: woody, serious. Perfect for sunset.

This smells exactly like my grandmother's cookie jar. Midsummer is a cosy, slightly savory citrus gourmand that's suitable all year.

Very warm and sweet. The cinnamon adds some much-needed spice and prevents it from becoming a boring amber. Best in the freezing cold.

My 1st impression: a simple hazelnut. But next time I tried it I smelled something smoky and spicy. It becomes more special with every wear.