rugiada

Named after the Roman God of Sleep. This blend helps bring on deep, restful, natural sleep. In the vial I detect lavender. Citrusy lavender, something erbal and camomile. On my wirst it became less strong, and it's a mix of lavender, camomile and... rose? I think so. Unless to say, it work, it's relaxing, soporific and Few minutes after I put it on my wirst, I was sleeping.

It's sweet, but not too sweet. Fruity, but not too fruity, and floral, but not too floral: the perfect mix! A touch of creamy-tropical scent makes it original, not banal at all. Very feminine. And it lasts forever on my skin! It's definitely on my top-ten!

Mhhh... green and citrusy. It's like a clovers field in a sunny day. I love this smell. It makes me feel quiet, and calm.

This is the strangest perfume I've ever sniffed! I can't recognize the single notes, I can only sniff... smoke! Smoke and fog. Like a convention in a dark and wet forest, by night. It smells like wet coat, or umbrella. Very singular. Definitely not a everyday-perfume.

Oh, this is my first review First sniff: grapefruit (grapefruit peel, as someone told), and nothing else. Then, tea adds a fresh note. Behind there's something decadent, like dried flowers; I think it's the bitter ginger taste. After 3-4 hours, every single note blends with each others. it result a fresh, light citrusy-floral scent. I love it!