torischroeder9 Report post Posted April 12, 2019 In the bottle: Honey with a fresh, green plant note. On my skin: Wet, the green plant note dominates. It's almost woody. On the drydown, the woody element fades, but the sharp green plantness remains, almost more dominant than the honey. At this stage, the scent's throw is actually light and refreshing; it's just when I smell close to my skin that the sharpness becomes overly dominant (to the point where it's hard to think of this as a honey scent). As it settles, the super-sharpness fades, but the overall green quality of the blend does not. It's a very green honey -- though sharp at first, it mellows on me. I think it will be very nice for spring and maybe even summer. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
