Geisha O-Cha Eau de Parfum

I just tried this and fell in love, i experienced the oil,i am waiting to purchase a bottle, i did mix this with some other Oils and the results were delicious I love fragrance like this ,it is very comforting on a long drive which I do daily. Lasts long and projects a craving for more.

I just tried this and fell in love, i experienced the oil,i am waiting to purchase a bottle, i did mix this with some other Oils and the results were delicious I love fragrance like this ,it is very comforting on a long drive which I do daily. Lasts long and projects a craving for more.

I just tried this and fell in love, i experienced the oil,i am waiting to purchase a bottle, i did mix this with some other Oils and the results were delicious I love fragrance like this ,it is very comforting on a long drive which I do daily. Lasts long and projects a craving for more.

O-cha is really clean and refreshing in a splash-ink traditional Chinese painting way. The notes here really say less is more. It starts with really optimistic lemonade + green tea sizzling. This reminds me a lot of those sweetened green tea drinks you can get from any Asian grocery shop. Really refreshingly comforting. Then it gets a little bit sweeter due to the orange, and smoother. Have you ever bought a red bean stuffed, mocha/green-tea cake from a popular Asian bakery(I'm thinking about Bread Top here in Australia)? At this stage, the scent makes me feel the exact feeling when I was having the mocha cake served cold, with a touch of wipped cream on top. The dry down comes smoothly, less the sweet orange, and the tea quality continues. O-Cha is not offensive, simple, but still delicious. I would say it's more like a floral fruity. If you are looking for something acient(as in mysterious, dusk, oriental), and had tea-ceremony in mind, this might disappoint you. However, O-cha does have a modern Asia touch there, ready for daily wear, easy as finding somewhere for tea-sipping in a metropolis.

Super fresh and bright, zesty, almost fizzy. I get mostly orange with a bit of sage. And something almost minty? I think this would be really nice on a balmy summer day or evening. Dries down smoother, but still bright and fresh. It's a bit sweet, but not an unnatural syrupy sweet...just a nice fresh orange sweet. This makes me really wish that I've smelled a fresh green tea plant. Because there's definitely something green/herby going on here in the dry-down which is not sage, but it doesn't smell like any dried tea I've ever smelled (and I'm a major tea-drinker/aficionado), so I wonder if it is fresh crushed tea-leaves. There's also something very refreshing and cooling, kind of like how menthol is cooling and fresh (but don't worry, it doesn't actually smell like menthol haha).