Floralust

Wow.I've never thought Agonist would make a fresh floral fragrance like this.This is truly a very pleasant and cheerful scent, with ylang-ylang leading the way, and the citrus follows.Other floral notes are vague...but still, surprisingly gorgeous. If you're looking for a floral fragrance that is special enough, this might not be the right one, but if you just wanna bring yourself good mood on a bright spring day, go get Floralust.

This is a white floral scent with some citrusy note in it. The most dominant notes are jasmine and citrus/mandarin. It is beautiful and suitable for men as it reminds me to some extent of Tom Fords neroli portofino (not saying they are similar). The only problem with this is its projection and longevity. Scent: 8/10 Longevity: 4/10 Projection: 4/10

Floralust is a very nice White floral scent. Nothing extraordinary, but a safe floral scent for a gift. (Can be liked by many). I feel that the main theme here is freesia, if you like freesia in floral scents, you will like that one. A similar scent would be Jo Malone White Freesia & Pear. The opening is cardamon-citrus with freesia, the heart opens with magnolia. Jasmine and ylang-ylang come into a play at the base. Quite nice, actually (I don't like jasmine). I don't see it worn by men.

If I am a magician who can transfer perfume juice to any bottle of my choice, I would definitely put Jo Malone English Pear and Freesia into Floralust's bottle. I love the little green spot design at the bottom of the glass bottle that looks like a hill. So adorable. (I don't care about the original juice in the Floralust bottle. Nothing special at all. It has the same spring vibe as EPF but with a weird sour smell.)