Ghiaccio

It opens extremely citrusy, sparkling, and cold. It feels like smelling a lemon popsicle (or a Calippo). In the drydown, it becomes slightly less 'sharp' and allows the mossy and earthy notes to emerge. A very unique fragrance that I recommend to anyone who wants to experience the scent of a melting glacier near a mountain forest.

A siren glides through iced waters in the middle of the night, she heads for her nest of bones under the lemon tree. Seaweed dangling from her claws, becoming one with the earth for her slumber as the sun melts to reveal the sea. An absolute experience of a scent.

To me upon initial spray it smells mossy, mineral, and it has an earthy yet cold inviting quality. Towards the middle it meshes into an interesting interpretation of algae but still manages to evoke an essence of being outdoors with the smell of fresh leaves among the soil. The drydown is very wearable and would be suitable for anyone who loves the nature-esque style of fragrances that transport you to a life outdoors.

Does anyone else see similarities with zoologist olm. This might be a bit greener / balsamic. Just googled it and apparently they were released a week apart from each other by coincidence!