Mint Tea

My first smell of this in the vial was "Woah! Eucalyptus!!" (which isn't a bad thing. I really like eucalyptus). Once it was on, the eucalyptus faded a bit and a cinnamon-y slightly musk scent along with some pine came out. It changed a little on me at one point, giving off a scent that made me want to take a bath ASAP. Luckily, that particular change in scent only lasted 5 minutes before the perfume (after less than an hour from application) drifted into oblivion. All in all, it was a little too masculine for my tastes. I'm tempted to give it to my brother, but I think he'll say it's too feminine. I suppose this is a gender neutral scent. I really had high hopes for this in the vial, but in reality... it just leaves me wanting a bath.

This is my very first post here, so forgive any mistakes I make. In the bottle: It's rosy and soft. A sweet smell I can't identify, but I think it must be the pear. Almost powdery. Very appealing. Wet: YIKES! HELP! I smell like I fell in a rose bush!! The scent fills up the whole room. It reminds me of a perfume my mother had when I was little, only because this is an oil, there's no alcohol like the perfume. Very very strong. Dry: It's strength has died down and has mellowed. The lily of the valley is now present and while I don't smell any of the pears, it's settled into a nice soft powdery scent like it was in the vial. The musk is very gentle and brings it all together nicely. I really like this scent, but I'll probably have to turn on a fan when I put it on. Overall, it reminds me of a warm summer day in a rose garden drinking tea. A very lovely, very feminine scent. And it's staying power is very nice, too.