Brioche

I really love this on my skin. I pick up the buttery croissant-esque scent with honey. This is a scent that I have been complimented on quite a few times. Once I was on a road trip with my bffs and one asked after a couple hours, are you wearing any perfume? I responded yes and asked if it was okay with her allergies. Her response was obsession with the scent! I became known as the friend that always smells amazing after that, haha. If any of these notes interest you and you gravitate towards these scents, I recommend giving this a shot.

This perfume is definitely not for those who is on a diet. It’s sweet, warm, milky and cozy. It starts with a lot of honey, I felt like a little bee. After some time it develops to sweet pastry with cozy powdery wheat bran. All of it mixed with milky sandalwood and dry late summer hay. It’s perfume of a sunny August morning at my grandparents country house. My grandma just finished to bake sweet brioches and my grandpa just arrived with a jar of warm fresh milk.

This wasnt a love at first sight... I hated it. But i got adjusted and its just soo good. Its lightly floral thanks to the hay, but still retains the woody scent, it is topped with a spoon of honey and a tiny dollop of butter. Really smells nice and lasts long, makes your mouth drool. I reccomend ordering a sample though, because it is not for everyone. Feels really unisex, feels feminine but classy masculine at the same time.

This has the DNA of Bois Lumiere's drydown! i keep on sniffing the animalic beeswax note, and the drydown of this one gets the yeast note! Anatole remains my favorite perfumer, and this blend is a love at first sniff specially that it reminds me allot of my favorite of his "Bois Lumiere". Beautiful indeed.

Smells so much like Demeter Stable if someone wants a much cheaper version and doesn't mind having lower longevity.