Haze

I've been wearing this sample from Akro's Discovery Kit from Lucky Scent the last two days and I was surprised by the similarities between Haze and my favourite summer fragrance, Beso Beach Beso Feliz [the entire line was unfortunately discontinued earlier this year]. Both Haze and Feliz explore the same green, herbal territory, though each approaches it with a different personality. Haze opens with a very distinctive cool blast of mint, eucalyptus, and absinthe, settling into clary sage and an earthy patchouli-leather base that is reminiscent of the vintage 70's perfumes I've smelled over the years. It feels like stepping into a smoky café filled with herbal haze with its fresh, slightly bitter, and tinged with an almost cannabis-like character, though surprisingly no cannabis note is listed. Feliz, on the other hand, makes the cannabis connection explicit. It pairs that accord with blackcurrant, pink pepper, and rhubarb, creating a brighter, more playful opening. For me the heart brings in this decomposing rose, sage, hay, and black pepper, while the base leans on patchouli, vetiver, and musk. Beso is uplifting and free-spirited, evoking open-air beaches and sunlit gatherings rather than smoky rooms. For me the two perfumes overlap in a meaningful way with the same herbal-aromatic DNA and I will likely buy a full bottle of Haze once I use my backup of Beso. I wonder if Akro named Haze, well Haze, because it reminded them of cannabis without including an actual cannabis note? Check out my past review of Beso Beach Beso Feliz to read how much I enjoy wearing Feliz around my hometown. 🤤💫 Postscript: I totally agree with the reviewers below that say it smells like a mojito.

At its core, Haze is just... “green”. The mint is bold and fresh, the absinthe comes through sharp and bitter, there’s a bit of a limey-ness to the scent that keeps it fresh. I absolutely smell like a refreshing mojito, but a mojito made with gin instead of rum. Any other notes were muddled enough that they didn’t come through independently and I didn’t get any leather or woody notes. As for the cannabis smell that people mention; I’ve never been around the growing plants so maybe there is a similarity there, but this has zero relation to any cannabis by-products. There’s nothing skunky or funky about this scent, thank god. I’m obsessed with this scent – its definitely going to be my go-to green fragrance for this spring. On my skin Haze performs fairly linearly. I didn’t get much evolution or change from first spray to dry down to 8 hours of wear later. But, the fact that this lasted for over 8 hours on my skin and didn’t lose any projection is phenomenal to me. I genuinely can’t imagine what happened to those who said the performance of Haze is weak. Regardless, it works for me, and I’ll absolutely be getting a full bottle.

Nothing in common with marijuana and for the good of it. This became more than a skin scent for me, I sprayed my car interior, my accomodation, perhaps people around me occasionally. Not the pets though, always keep their sensitive noses off the olfactory attacks, please. Expertly done, comfortable, fresh, dark green, icy just enough, intoxicating by playing that one trick on your brain that makes you fall in love with a perfume. No, there’s no sophistication on the dry down, but it doesn’t come across as cheap or mass market. Gentle spraying won’t do it justice, I feel you must cocoon yourself in that eucalyptus to reach the effect this packs. This is a rare perfume to invigorate you through sports yet to calmly focus you after. It’s a very positive scent, optimistic, non confrontational, therapeutic. For as long as I’ve been questing myself to find my signature green-fresh-type of easy eau de cologne that makes sense to me as such, heaven knows how happy I was to stumble upon Haze. A no brainer, a true partner in crime of a perfume.

Love at first sniff. This perfume carries an inmense sentimental value for me because it smells exactly like my grandma's homemade herbal tea mix. When she was still alive, she used to walk around the fields and meadows near our village and hand pick all sorts of herbs and flowers. She would then lay them out to dry on clean bed linen in the spare north-facing bedroom and when ready, mix them in an air-tight jar. And I would get to sleep in that scented bed linen - a treat I could hardly appreciate as a child but terribly miss now, almost 30 years later. Haze brings those memories back. Somehow it is sweet yet dry at the same time. Crisp yet subtle. The mint is present but it doesn't scream for attention. It is honeyed, toned down and blended beautifuly with the sage. The longevity is moderate and it sits closer to the skin, but I don't mind at all. It is not intended as a statement piece and I only want to share this treasue with people closest to me.

I LOVE this fragrance. It's my go-to everyday wear. When I first sprayed it in store, I thought "wow it smells like freaking weed yo," but as it dried down it became this smooth absinthe leathery minty green. I'm a person who's skin turns every fragrance I wear super sweet (nasty curdle sweet sometimes), so I have to be super careful about what I wear. This is so stunning on me, super smooth, not vertical-up-your-nose, but horizontal early morning fresh. It keeps it's freshness through my sweat. I'm also a lady. I wish I had more to say about this because I've pretty much been wearing it for a year now. One thing that I do have a problem with is that this fragrance doesn't last as long as I'd like it to. I do have to respray it throughout the day. I carry a small sample bottle. If you love leather and mint, I'd suggest this. Wonderful fragrance.

I don't smoke or drink and I have no idea how weed smells like. However, this is pleasant. It smells like green leaves with the freshness of mint and some adorable anise in the background. It is very much like some kind of pleasant herbal medicine. If this is how weed smells like then no wonder people get addicted. If you really want to smell something that is worth to be called weed scent.. try 'Dark'. I love chocolate. I have for a long time been in the hunt for the various choclate tastes. But Dark is an awful smell of a smok addicted person. NB: Dark turns unto that promissed dark exculsiv choclate scent after 1-2 hours. However by then the scent sits to close to the skin. What a shame!

So happy Akro finally came to our country! I went down to the store to test Akro Haze out, totally in love! It was love at first sniff. I had perfume paper stick which still has the smell lingering on. Requested a sprit or two on my wrist so I can test it on skin. The initial sparkly minty green note is truly alluring and wow my eyes are wide open when I first smell. I also often catch the occasionally herbal, medicinal whiffs. Didn't know there is no cannabis note here and I do thought there is! This is a perfume I will never get sick of. Its very addictive to me. Will probably come back review again after I get the full bottle next month.

i bought the samplepack and its not bad actually very uniqe opens op smelling like crushed nettles with maybe a hint of weed. it is a very green fragrance but not unpleasant at all it smells very good especially comapred to malt and night those two were a disaster, but those two were much more stronger than this one kinda also get some mint in the back but nothing overpowering. smells pretty good. but i wouldn't suggest to blind buy it.

This evokes the fresh aromatic feel of good green cannabis without any cannabis notes. It's more evocative than it is realistic. It feels like those summer nights with your friends where you're sitting outside somewhere, laughing, playing music and smoking joints into the early hours of the morning... someone may have an acoustic guitar. This is not weed in excess - no bongs in basements - it's the romantic, boho side of weed.

First spray, the mint came across as basil to me and I agree with another commenter about marigold coming through as well. Those bright green, herbal top notes fade and the sage enters with a dried tobacco and cannabis flower vibe. I don't get a flat out "weed" smell but there is a nostalgia there. Like doob cruising on the winding back roads of the Oakland, California hills through the eucalyptus trees and sagebrush.

This one is so unique, it smells like you've walked into an aromatic garden with lots of herbs and plants like mint, nettle, rosemary and, to my nose, also tomato leaves. You cannot find all these notes listed, but I feel like this is a hyperrealistic representation of aromatic leaves inside one's garden. Later on it does become more camphorous but the green plant sap scent is still there. Love it!

A masterpiece by mister Olivier Cresp. A piece of nature. Smells like squeezing som fresh green herbs by your hand. Creative, Unique, and elegant I don’t agree who vote intimate sillage This perfume is an enormous. I think they just wear a one or two spray This kind of perfume how much spray you give it how much sillage he gave you. Odor 10/10 Longevity 10/10 Sillage 10/10 Note: I spray too much

Don't let the rating stops you from giving this a go(as it did for me), especially if you like proper indie brands; this is gorgeous! It's an acquired taste for sure, and I can see why most won't like it. It's VERY herbal with minimal sweetness. It's playful because at times you think it's too much, but then some other elements enter the show, and keep it away from the edge of unwearable.

If marijuana were a fragrance and I don't mean that in a negative way. Less dense and bottom heavy than the others in the collection, but not screechy by any means. Really does seem like a greeny/light purply trail wafting up. Very interesting. I got the flight of 6 and love them all in different ways and will use for layering or alone, except for Night which I will have to ponder more.

There’s more realistic ganjas in the market, this is more like inspired by - but it makes it more wearable. A lot of sage, a lot of absinthe. Smells a lot like the vodka I bought in the Czech Republic that had the whole flower fit inside the bottle. Great green fragrance but test it first - some might say it reminds them of cough medicine. Or an expensive herbal soap

Very heady. It def reminds me of cannabis but like... Fresh sticky herb. Not dry or burned weed. Just the plant. That being said the sage and mint are what make this fragrance a winner for me. Just crazy herbal from start to finish. I wore It to the theatre and I heard some old heads saying "someone smells like chronic" and I knew this was a winner.

That's how a green fragrance should smell like. This is very herbal and quite smoky in the opening, settles into a smooth leather patchouli combo while remaining really green, it does have a marijuana smell. A great scent, really unique, definitely worth trying if you love green and cannabis based fragrances.

Opening blast is good marijuana. Thank goodness that goes away quickly. On me it turns into a soapy, spicy green fragrance, surprisingly enjoyable. Mint is noticeable in this one, as is the bright not-quite florality of clary sage. Eucalyptus adds its punch but overall the effect is uplifting and smooth.

Mint, eucalyptus and sage combine to make a sharp but smooth, very green scent evocative of a still-growing marijuana plant with none of the acrid stink of a lit joint. Pine is not listed but I get some pine needle notes in here as well. The purest “aromatic” I’ve ever smelled. Oddly refreshing.

LOVE AT FIRST SNIFF! My most successful blind buy from 2026. It is indeed very minty, herbal and reminded me of bengay and vick vaporub -which I love.

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Lovely, chewy mint humbug scent which avoids being juvenile or gimmicky.

Mojito and ganga. On me this is juicy rather than medicinal

Mint candy is the first thing that comes to mind when I spray this, cool with a hint of sweetness. However, the subsequent eucalyptus and wormwood bring an intense shock, making the herbal notes more pronounced. It's a mix of bittersweet in the midst of a refreshing coolness, awakening and invigorating, yet keeping the mind clear and composed. Unfortunately, within 10 minutes, under this rapidly exploding herbal bomb, the slight bitterness and spiciness quickly fade away. 🍃 The change during the mid-transition is my favorite stage. The aromatic scent of sage brings out a botanical fragrance. A gentle coolness accompanies me, like the breeze on a summer night, gently caressing my hair. The base notes with a pronounced vetiver add a moist earthy feeling, with only a hint of mint remaining and an extremely skin-close, soft sweetness. It's a natural pseudo-body scent. 🍃 Overall, it's a bright green, refreshing, and clear-spirited fragrance. The refreshing opening is like having a gin cocktail in the afternoon. The only downside is the longevity. When my body temperature is high, it becomes a skin scent within an hour and a half. Suitable for spring and summer. 🍃 The character image is someone wearing light-colored clothing, with a bright and lively demeanor. They possess a considerable curiosity and, when encountering something of interest, they look at unknown people or things with a cigarette in hand and an exploratory gaze. 🍃 The mental image is on a summer evening after the rain, free-spirited friends sitting on the ground, shoulders touching, holding beer in hand, clinking glasses. Amid the backdrop of the city's hustle and bustle, they laugh heartily, talking about the past, today, and the future. ——.——.——.——.—— Scent 7/10 (Fragrance may vary based on personal preferences and experiences) Longevity 2.5/10 Sillage 2/10 Instagram:@desireandmemory_cabinet

Haze, inspired by cannabis, is the next "addiction" from Akro for me to try. A camphorous green, herbal scent, it is thankfully less pungent than its inspiration, but the image is successfully brought to life. More evocative of the plant itself than the dirty, smoked remnants of a joint, Haze is herbal and aromatic, a creative fougère made with a clear vision in mind. Haze is bright up top, with a fresh mint note, herbal and green, like a sprig freshly plucked from the garden. The eucalyptus keeps it from becoming sharp while adding a camphorous quality to the opening. I'm not the biggest fan of camphorous/minty scents, but here it is refreshing and realistic. The hint of anise from the absinthe note complements it beautifully. The herbal notes are damp at the opening, very fresh and green. As it develops, it settles, with the camphorous mint accord subsiding. It it becomes darker and more dry here while remaining herbal. There is an airiness to it, and a surprising lack of smoke, considering the inspiration behind this scent. A leather note develops on my skin, complementing the herbal notes beautifully. It is like soft, worn leather - there is nothing animalic or tar-like here. Patchouli, a predictable inclusion, adds earthiness to the herbal accord. It fades to a musky patchouli skin scent. Sillage is intimate and longevity is moderate. A creative, nicely-rendered take on a cannabis-inspired scent, Haze was much more pleasant than I expected. Bright and herbal with a nice leather base, it is aromatic, green and just the right amount of edgy. A unisex spring/summer scent, it is surprisingly wearable. 3.5/5.

Light, airy and relaxing green aromatic. Quality feel to it. The opening is indeed interesting, and enjoyable. Knowing the opening notes beforehand, I was able to discern both the 'unlit cannabis plant/bud' (briefly) and then each of the contributing mint, eucalyptus and absinthe components separately. The opening (or at least the most intense part of it), only lasts some short minutes in the 33C weather we're having today, but the scent fits perfectly - holidays, bright sun, blue sky and a casual, easygoing, uplifting aroma bubble. No problems giving this a good number of spritzes before heading out. Cannot see this offending anyone really. Scent stays close to skin after 20 min, so spray with abandon I say! Chilled, green and earthy dry down, faintly spicy. Probably my second most favourite - so far - to Akro Night (I love cumin). However, like Infuse, I don't feel compelled to buy a bottle. At least until I've used more of the other fragrances I already own, in this space. I love my vetivers and more complex greens too much. This makes for a really solid wear for a young man's casual Spring/Summer (daytime) fragrance, if they find vetiver a bit too mature. It's quality, very chill and understated, but noticeable particularly by those you want close. This is what Hermes H24 should've been! I'll certainly use all of this 2mL sample. It seems to layer well onto Rogue Perfumery's Fougere L'Aube, late in the wear - improves the late dry down of the Rogue on days like these. In fact...I might think about a 30mL for that purpose alone!

A lightly masculine rainy day scent with a minty opening that settles into clary sage. Absolutely fulfills its promise of smelling like weed, but not in a way that I imagine would put anyone off— especially because, unfortunately, it doesn't seem to stay on skin, at least not mine. Every Akro scent has pretty solid, hours-long staying power, except for this one. It's a shame because Haze is why I know about Akro at all, and I'd wanted to smell it for years before I finally tried it last month. I love fresh, green scents and weed, so this sounded like it'd be a pretty immediate love for me. If I didn't need to reapply it constantly in order to feel like I'm actually wearing it, I'd probably wear it all the time. It's a shame because you can get a nice spliff scent if you combine Haze and Smoke, but when Haze fades, you're eventually just left with Smoke. Reminds me of seeing an acupuncturist all the time as a kid because my new agey mom had a period of swearing by it. He was a harmless bearded man whose office smelled primarily of burnt sage, and my mom would say, "If you smell anything like this in the future, it's probably pot." The acupuncturist had a pretty dry demeanor, but he was kind, I enjoyed his company, and he made me feel safe. Depression sadly got the best of him, and he hasn't been alive for a long time now. When I smell Haze, I think of him and hope he managed to find peace, wherever he is.

The opening conjures memories of sneaking around to smoke weed in high school. It's not a live cannabis plant note to my nose -- it's an actual tokin', smokin', I-just-opened-my-baggie-full-of-dried-herb note. The scent is overall fresh, green, and herbal with artemisia, sage, and mint taking center stage, but I can clearly detect something dank being handled by a stagehand behind the curtain. Smells 70% "aromatherapy spa day" and 30% "hiding in a closet to smoke weed," which I find utterly hilarious. Over time, the weed smell fades... or does it? What if everyone can tell, man? I received a random sample of Haze for free along with my main purchase at my favorite niche fragrance store. I smelled it blind without looking up any notes/reviews and immediately noticed the weed, so do with that what you will. I wouldn’t wear this out and about since I have too strong of an olfactory memory tied to the scent. I don’t want to smell like I’ve traveled 15 years back in time and am trying to sneak past my mom while blazed out of my mind... But I’m absolutely going to keep the sample around for the novelty and fun. The scent makes me smile, and I really appreciate that it remains green throughout the entirety of its wear. I sometimes wear it on work-from-home days for a laugh. Well done, Akro.

I wasn’t aware this was supposed to evoke cannabis until coming here and seeing reviews. I hate the way marijuana plants smell in general but I absolutely love Haze in its entirety. It is both fresh green and earthy, but also has a smooth masculine edge to it while staying a bit sweet. The opening is very medicinal and herby, but it’s dissipates quickly. The most prominent note is sage, and I am reminded of the holidays and the comfort and relaxation they bring. The leathery dry down is the best part though! There is another perfume entitled Ganja Kisturi by Prin that literally smells like weed and if you applied It you would smell like you just smoked some or you work on a marijuana plant farm. Haze brings a more distant and far more pleasant and ethereal interpretation of cannabis. Close up on the skin the smell becomes more photorealistic, perhaps like young leaves that have yet to be picked, or fresh mild buds still wet from the plant they grew on. Inasmuch as I enjoy this it’s a bit too green for me and I couldn’t see myself wearing it, but I am hoping I can get my partner to. I think it would also make a good room scent.

Akro Haze is part of the brand’s original launch in 2018, the Luckyscent descriptor of being an “aromatic fog of a Bohemian Café” seems quite fitting. It’s green, semi-fresh, a little herbal, and a little smoky, with notes of absinthe, eucalyptus, spearmint, sage, and armoise/mugwort, the last of which I had to look up / was not familiar with it. The entire formula might sound potentially heady and sharp, but it’s fairly smooth and easy to wear, with hints at some of the more provocative notes in the list, but an overall landing spot of a woody, green, slightly fresh and herbal mix. This is definitely worth trying, and deviates from some of the more gourmand leanings while not infringing on the territory of Smoke, either, while still performing pretty well. Haze, like the rest of the line, is priced at $160 for 100ml and is sold in the US via Luckyscent, and also the house website. 7 out of 10

In the comment section, Selenity said something about a childhood memory of tearing leaves and getting the juice on the hands, and I can't agree more. My childhood memory is, while similar, is slightly different, but we share one same thing: the bitter smell of the juice from fresh leaves. My grandmother's place had a big front yard dotted by various plants and trees. During school break, I would spend a couple of days there. Haze reminds me of playing with my cousins, opening an imaginary restaurant. She would pick some leaves from the plants and grind them using a pebble before mixing them with some water and serving it to the restaurant's patrons. The bitter green smell coming from the "dish" is what Haze smells like.

I get a ton of licorice, eucalyptus, and wormwood in the opening. It is pungent, bitter, and realistic. But it very quickly settles down into a softer and sweeter green licorice-y spiced fougere smell. If you have smelled Amber 7 by Czech and Speake, this is an extremely close sibling. I think the sweetened eucalyptus experience is currently making its rounds in the indie/niche space. And no, it absolutely does not smell like marijuana. Maybe this is a sheltered millennial hipster’s idea of marijuana, someone who makes 420 Snoop Dogg jokes but has never smoked a day in their life. I like Haze a lot for what it is, and I would like more people around me to smell like Haze, but I don’t need a bottle of it. 7.9/10

If a mojito and a glass of absinthe had a secret ritual under a full moon, the result would be this perfume—an herbaceous, intoxicating potion that blurs the line between bartender and witch. Right away, you’re hit with a peppery spark, like the crack of a spice grinder behind the bar. Then comes the unmistakable bite of wormwood—sharp, green, and just a little dangerous. This is not your usual cocktail-inspired fragrance. It’s a bartending spell, mixed by a witch in heels and black lipstick. Think green minty liquor over ice in a smokey speakeasy lit by candlelight. It's SEXY! When I'm done being drunk from this cocktail, you can take me home, and seal the deal with a love spell.

Akro is pure alternative artistic perfumery, I love them all, if they had better performance they would all be 10/10. This one reminds me of the eucalyptus cough drops my grandma used to give me when I was a child, to me it's an emotional and nostalgic perfume and therefore a great artistic achievement, too bad it's only detectable for a couple hours before turning into a skin scent for a couple more. After the first eucalyptus/mint blast, the earthy green undertones may resemble that weed dark green camphor earthy feel, but don't expect this to smell like weed, if that idea hadn't been planted by the brand I doubt someone would have associated this with marijuana.

Opening is off-putting camphoric cannabis type scent but settles quickly,.in a matter of maybe 15 seconds or so. After that I'm already into the second and final stage of the drydown. And the drydown is good. It strongly reminds me of the drydown of Bond Brooklyn but is a little stronger, slightly deeper, and better done imo. The leather and patch and isn't strong or dirty, smells suprisingly clean on my skin. It also carries a little bit of soapy (abrasive powder) vibe. Overall, I like it and is second favorite that I've tried from the house. Not a must have fragrance, but I'd consider a full bottle for the right price. Scent 7.5/10

Really beautiful absinthe smell, but herbal at the same time. kinda like you washed your hands in a hip restaurant and then slapped some tarragon. I noticed that my nose goes blind to it really quickly, like after 3 minutes I cannot tell how much or how little I'm wearing. Doesn't last on my skin or clothing very long at all, not sure if this is because I can't smell it or if it's because it disappeared, does much better in the cold. Definitely intimate, secret, subtle, and distinctive. Spray on a letter to a secret lover type scent.

Smelled this only knowing the name so when I took the first whiff I immediately got what the Haze reference was to. To me it does capture an element of cannabis, not the flowers or smoke but the stems - very reminiscent of snapping a dried stem in your fingers. It is green, peppery and herbal, eucalyptus I get, mint I can’t, definitely the sage comes through. It goes very spicy and soapy on the dry down. Weedy fougère? It’s interesting but I am finding the green pepperiness a bit much, overspraying would not be pleasant. Wearable?

i really enjoy this perfume! i feel like a bundle of herbs (definitely including a bay leaf) about to be dropped in a soup, or a scrubland eucalyptus forest i'm hiking through when i wear this! haze has a dry smell, which is not unpleasant, but it's very different from fresh-smelling greenery. i will say, the longevity of this perfume is pretty wanting, but that's something i feel about many green-smelling perfumes. i would recommend getting yourself a sample if you like savory gourmand scents!

So this definitely gives off the green vibe throughout and it's very enjoyable and also a compliment getter. Keep in mind, that this is supposed to reflect Cannabis, which it does very well but to those unfamiliar, it doesn't smell like the weed people smoke. This smells like the plant itself. It's a familiar smell so I think anyone can enjoy. For the season, I'd go for Spring for the obvious reasons of this green profile. A good try and good like from me.

This is probably the most pure “green” scent I’ve smelled. It’s a very fresh, herbal and grassy - like walking through a field of wet grass surrounded by sage and mint bushes (although the mint isn’t too strong - I’d almost like it stronger). I can see how it might be too green for some people but on me I really like it, especially for warm weather. I don’t get a load of the base notes but it might depend on when you’re wearing it.

I get how this smells weed-y to some people, but to me this is spot-on eucalyptus cough drops with some absinthe mixed in. Some other herbal and green notes are also present in the background, making for a rather interesting, but very specific scent. If you don't like super green scents, you're not going to enjoy this. Personally, I do think this is enjoyable to some degree - but it's also way too medicinal for my taste.

Very interesting opening! I get a huge punch of eucalyptus (?). Very surprising, I get this "wow wtf" effect (in a good way) that only the Nasomato's crazy scents gave me so far. Nevertheless, it dries down very quickly to a more "standard" scent, totally wearable. This is what convinced me to buy a bottle. After months of use as signature scent, I must say that I am a bit disappointed by the performances.

Akro Haze (2018) - absinthe eucalyptus - A unique take on an aromatic fougere. Eucalyptus, Camphor and Mint is mixed with Anise and a herbal green top note. I also get an oceanic meets smoky sage accord. Whiffs of Incense, Patchouli and Leather. Think a green leather jacket! It throws an aura around the wearer and would only take a master perfumer to make something novel and astringent - well balanced.

It opens the way my bath smells if I showered with Irish Spring soap and spilled a bit of mouthwash in the sink, so inoffensive but not alluring. Dry down is soft, soapy, and easy. No headache. I didn't mind this, but I didn't love it either. I think it's inoffensive enough to wear places where you should be keeping your fragrance to yourself, like the office or even a theater. I felt it was unisex.

I smell all the notes! Mint and eucalyptus are the most prominent on my skin, followed by the sage and leather. Patchouli and absinthe are the least prominent. Smells nice, definitely unisex leaning more masculine though. Like others said, fresh and inoffensive. Lasted between 1-2 hours but has basically no sillage.

Neat fragrance. I definitely get the patchouli and mint with the herbal (weed) sitting in the background. It gives me a strong “fresh out of the shower” vibe, paired with sticky marijuana (unburnt). I really do love it, I just wish it lasted longer. It seems to rub off on me and only lasts a little over an hour.

Mint with absinthe. Really strange about this fragrance is that I can only smell it for the first hour or two, and then almost not at all throughout the day. However, when it gets really hot outside and I start to sweat, I can smell it again—even if 7 to 8 hours have passed since application. Very weird

It’s like something from my childhood when I cut an aromatic grass on my village. Probably wormwood or tansy, then shredded with wild quinoa plant and willow leaves that give the scent green powderness. Awesome and unique. More masculine in my opinion, but on woman will add witchcraft vibe to her image.

Dry green smell of wet leaves and herbals, followed by very strong mint, but oh god the notes are so realistic it's incredible. The opening is really a cannabis smell but not your dirty unwashed bong-like but more a fresh plant-like smell. I rate this a piece of art but definitely not a crowd-pleaser.

interesting! cannabis does not come to mind, i do get lots of artemisia and some mint. a pretty creative combination of camphor and absinthe, though i wouldn’t call it medicinal. moderate projection. don’t think i’d purchase a full bottle but it will stick with me for a while.