Rain Tapping

Mushroom note scares a lot people away, but not me. I specifically searched for that note since I love going to forest to gather mushrooms. It smells a little like a forest after rain, but not quite. I feel like most of the ASMR fragrances try to imitate and amplify some smell like vanilla, caramel or grass, but not this one. It's not like any other perfume and that's its strong point. It's fresh and aromatic with a subtle mushroom in the background. It's not a crowd pleaser unfortunately, from the opinions I gathered this is the most disliked fragrance from this brand. Seems like I'm one of the only people that find it amazing. That mushroom note give it a masculine vibe in my opinion

I love the smell of rain, so I was really excited to try this fragrance. The opening actually reminded me a little of a face mask - fresh, green, and slightly earthy - which was unexpected but interesting. As it settled, it captured the feeling of being outside after rainfall, with fresh green grass being the most noticeable note. I didn't really detect the mushroom accord that many people talked about, but the grassy scent gradually became softer and more pleasant as it dried down. The fragrance stayed very close to my skin, and for most of the day I barely noticed it on myself. If you enjoy earthy, rainy, nature-inspired scents, it's definitely worth trying.

It does have some level of similitude to a post rain smell. But I can pick out freshly cut grass, dirt and mushroom. It does dry down to a nice softer green-earthy smell - as the similarity to rain soaked earth wears off. Starts of as a weird evocation of its name, blends down to a pleasant, non offensive fall fragrance. I quite like this one.

Smells like wet flowers and vegetables. I like it. While looking at the notes I can definitely pinpoint each one. Even mushrooms. I wouldn't call this "Rain". I think it's a little misleading. There is no petrichor that people usually associate with rain in fragrance.

There is no way someone is going to wear it. That's not just a rain, that's a rain on the chemical plant