Foxfire

Lovely! I tried the oil based extrait, and as my skin absorbed the oil, the scent bloomed into sweet florals. The jasmine is apparent, but does not overwhelm the amber base or the other notes. It's a pretty fragrance and not even a bit cloying. The only downside is sillage. The longevity is decent, but the sillage is quite soft, although this might be because I apply it too sparingly.

I have this in the EDP spray and it is literally my favorite in my collection! Something about the white ambers mixed with the white florals. It lasts a long time too.

Ghost Fire but stronger and sweeter. Unfortunately the jasmine isn't really noticeable, there's only a hint of it in the dry down. I like Ghost Fire, but I prefer Foxfire because it has more going on

Smells just like Marfa by Memo Paris: a tuberose sweet tart.

the beginning of this scent is like chewing on watermelon scented bubblegum before the scent loses itself in the smell of a powdery delicated bar hand soap. it's sweet but not to point it causes a head inducing rush which I believe the sugar and amber provide that foreground. but in no way do I detect any jasmine or tuberose in it, more like the suggestion of a white foral, which again provides the scent profile of a market stall selling handcrafted soap. this is what I imagine dumb natural blondes in airy cotton sundresses who listen to florida kilos by lana del rey smell like.