Jenjin Report post Posted June 10 (edited) A midnight sea of blackcurrant, wild plum, black hellebore silk, night blooming jasmine, and lilac incense, dotted with glittering specks of honeyed clove, elemi, Tahitian ginger, and muguet. Mayday Art: She Comes With Footsteps Light What potent blood hath modest May. – Ralph Waldo Emerson Artist - Auguste Reynaud Edited June 10 by Jenjin Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fancyfetus Report post Posted July 29 It's a shame that I'm first to review because I am struggling to pick out many of the listed notes. Maybe I'm getting some lilac, and after a bit of research I'm confident that I'm picking up the elemi, which must be what I keep mistaking for citrus. After about an hour, the plum and blackcurrant come through, ripe and fragrant but not too sweet. Despite being totally befuddled by the notes, I was immediately captivated by this scent. It somehow manages to be both fresh and dreamy all at once. This smells like a special occasion perfume. Like a magical night that stretches on forever and yet still ends too soon. It's the kind of scent that I hope to be wearing when a lover nuzzles into my neck. It's enchanting, exquisite, and romantic. This is a real winner for me, and I will absolutely be needing backups. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lyahdan Report post Posted July 30 Initially, it smells a bit bright for that 'midnight sea'. Plummy, but bright with the ginger and florals. It darkens as it dries and I'm getting more of the lilac. Then clove takes over a bit (I seem to amp it...which is fine, since I love clove scents) and it's a lovely floral clove over spicy plum kind of thing. I keep huffing my wrist, which says I should probably pick this one up. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
