September

I'm happy this was finally added to the database! Please also add Mareld, Botanist, Violet Sky, and Synchrony from this company as those seem to be missing too. 🙏 This scent is supposed to smell of hay and harvested fruits and that's exactly what I'm getting. Especially the smell of dry hay is incredibly realistic and leading the charge here. Great scent for the month of September as well as other fall and winter months. It's quite cozy and fruity but at the same time very airy, smoky, and dry. Unusual and definitely unisex. For lovers of scents of nature and countryside. I also agree with the below review that it might best to test before buying as this feels very niche and might not be everyone, unless you're familiar with similar scent profiles.

Very interesting smell. I would say this smells like Tom Ford Grey Vetiver EDT with hay so that the hay is most prominent, like Grey Hay. Nothing floral, nothing smoky, just grey and hay and I really enjoy it. If anything else at all then maybe something fig-like or fig-leaf-like as I have captured that unique smell from a few other scents. It's a bit weak though: I want to use it on my shirt so I have to spray over after every 15 minutes, maybe 3-4 times so and after that the smell is strong enough and even lasts for hours (actually to the next day). It lasted long on my hand too this way but it got weaker on hand quicker than on shirt. I like Santal 33 a lot and that scent is super strong but to my nose totally different.

Very nice vetiver fragrance. The floral notes are soft, but they give a very warm tone to it. I found out that layering the fragrance with the same body lotion might bring out the sweetness of the praline more. Its also less dry. Overall, a good autumn scent.

My favorite scent in the style of Santal 33/Parisian Musc that I’ve smelled so far. This one has a gorgeous smoky note that balances out the prettiness of the scent perfectly. I could see myself wearing this every day in the fall season.

This is like cedar in a bottle and I love ceader. It also rounds out with a more fruity smell as it settles. It was lobe at first smell for me.