Hanami

This is one of the only Fragrances that is designed for women that I wear. It's kind of sweet, but not overwhelmingly and that makes it in my opinion very suitable for men.

Beware! This scent can cause serious trauma by its depressive notes, uninspirative soul and meaningless existence. When I initially sprayed this on my hand I recognized floral green notes with loud metallic background. Weird green notes, far from fresh and joyful, more like bitter pill or car refreshener. And the flowers I mentioned, smell like grown in black shaded basement, without light or air. Sad, empty and annoying. I regretted testing Hanami from the first moment, and was helpfully blessed when two hours later last note of this melancholy monster vanished. I would classify Hanami in olfactive group named Blah.

This scent sounds lovely according to the list of notes, but I was really disappointed when I tried it on my skin. It is a floral-green fragance (more green than floral), with a note which I can't put a name. It is something herbal and metallic, which I just had to scrub off. It's a shame, but the only Annayake scent which I love a lot is Tsukimi.

This is fresh, soft, floral, a bit juicy, feminine fragrance. It has an inspiring notes which is harmoniuously blended. This fragrance will be great for spring. Pretty lovely, wearable smell. Only disadvantage is its lasting power. A bit weak on my skin. Not for me!

This is a wonderful surprising fragrance! t has this kind of sour note, that someone described as 'metallic', but I see it in a positive way. It makes it not boring but surprising. Somehow it reminds me of Rive gauche, don't know why.