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I resent this perfume for starting the pink pepper - musk trend that has swept all new hip fragrances. Still good, I must admit, if sweet.

Was hoping for a bit more of the starch and powder that mochi has. Marshmallow milk is probably a better name. Creamy and sweet. Not new.

Crazy how our skin reacts to these scents, because all I get is a beautiful, mossy paper and leather from this. Lives up to the name.

For me, the almond is almost overwhelming. Lactonic more than powdery and nutty more than fruity. Pleasant for the transitional seasons.

An extremely easy ocean scent - think that post-beach dip when your skin is speckled with sand and salt. There's some body underneath.

An incredibly soft, beautiful baby powder scent. Perfect for the post-shower dusting. Clean but not sterile; sweet but not cloying.

Delicate, powdery, a milky warm and woody. I'm not too sure I get the rice so much as the parchment. The mimosa's faint and sweet behind.

I bought this because it smells exactly like the wooden floors of a Buddhist temple in Korea when you're praying: woody, damp, incensed.