Magnolia

I cannot believe I found this gem for $35 at Marshalls. A delightful burst of magnolias and soft powdery notes between the violet and rose, with an underlying slight sourness and herbaceous note from the ylang-ylang and eucalyptus. The pink grapefruit sparkles at the opener but doesn't singe. Really impressed with this gorgeous unique floral! Much different from my white floral and citrus fragrances, and not overly sweet. It kind of reminds me of Marble Fruit from Boy Smells, but less cloying. This feels like a mature, demure floral. I'm in love. Shocked that I got this at such a steal.

This is a fresh, bright floral. The magnolia note stands out. It can be a little much in the beginning but the dry down is incredible (especially if you love florals). The grapefruit note helps round this out. I don’t get too much of the base notes. Anyway, this is one of my favorite florals, especially in the warmer months.

This is my first Commodity scent.. I was drawn to its purity. It's so lush and beautiful. Gives a watery that smells so clean. I'm drawn to it!

Stunning scent. The best from the line

I went to the perfumes at Marshall’s, not planning to find a Commodity fragrance (but had found Tea at TJ Maxx 2 months earlier) - so I had to blind buy! A steal at $34.99. It’s a beautiful white floral that initiates with a burst of green. I’m not at a point in my fragrance journey where I can always detect individual notes, but I can get the green and water lily (as Shi has that water lily). Also getting the dry down with Ylang Ylang and Magnolia. Though Magnolia is intended to be the prominent note, I’m getting more of a blend with this fragrance (and that’s a good thing, I’ve smelled the flowers on a tree and can be a bit much). I can’t stop smelling my wrist. It dries down shampoo-ey. A classy “lady who lunches” fragrance. It’s intended to be unisex, but it leans feminine to me.