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.

I don't really know what to make of this one. There's nothing about it from the description that should displease me, and I can't identify a particular note that's upsetting, but still, I can't stand it. It's like a bad, cheap, overly sweet body lotion that's been sitting in the back of your closet for six years. The tuberose and jasmine feel chalky and poorly mixed, like a white floral slurry of pulpy petals sprinkled with sugar that won't quite dissolve and sticks to your teeth like grains of sand. The aldehyde note is stomach turning, which is odd for me because I usually love that note. There's no spice. I barely get any amber. It's just offensively sweet and not much more.

Screechy, synthetic, white floral sweet tart. I love sweet scents but for some reason anything with white amber in it that Alkemia puts out has this cloying laundry detergent vibe instead of a warm vibe. Not for me...

I struggle to find any other notes underneath a dominant bubblegum tuberose. Could be nice if you like that accord since it's not sickly sweet or cloying, but since I don't like bubblegum it's not my favorite.

for me, this was EXTREMELY sweet. Did not get any florals. I might need to let this rest for a month and try again. but not sure if I want to as one whiff stuck to the back of my throat for hours. I felt like I ate scratchy granules of sugar crystals with spicy hot cinnamon and amber burning my insides (even though there's no cinnamon listed, it's just the amber really). Foxfire is an appropriate name as the tiniest dab of this on my shoulder spread like wildfire and even after changing clothes immediately and washing my hands thoroughly I could smell the cloying, fiery sweetness in the air for several hours. I was really hoping to like this one because I love spicy florals with amber bases, but this one was like an angry, flammably bowl of cinnamon toast crunch. Will try again later...

A pleasant sweet scent. Can’t really identify any individual notes, but altogether after settling on my skin some, I get reminded of gummy peach rings. I have no idea why, it’s just a sweet gummy smell on my skin. Really on the fence about whether to pick one up. I tried ignoring this image previously but on third test, the opening consistently reminds me of the terribly rude lady on the train who insisted sitting in my corner and that I move my stuff when there were plenty of open seats around. She really woke up that morning and chose chaos. She smelled like soapy cocoa butter, very sweet, unlike her personality. I forgive her transgressions but hope she chokes on a peach gummy ring.

any alkemia fragrance with their white amber note smells like play-do, IMO. this one is play-do, bubblegum, and cheap drug store white floral body spray lol. very strange and nauseating, i do not like this one at all despite having given it ample time to macerate

I'm very interested in trying this, but I know I won't be able to afford the "new" price - I'm on a strict budget. If anyone is wanting to part ways with theirs, I'd love to buy yours - PM me to sell or swap! (:

This smells SOOOO GOOD, if you want a sweeter more fun scent you might like this one. That is if you like sweet scents with white floral. If you don't do not bother with this, you will hate it.

This one is just like Ghost Fire with a sweet jasmine note. Very pretty blend, it takes the shapeshifting white amber sweetness of Ghost Fire and makes it more delicate and airy.