Moss +

listen. this scent changed my life. i'd been a fan of commodity from the moment i smelled Milk+ in a sephora. i ordered the bold discovery set excited for scents Gold+ (very mature, sickly sweet; a little disappointed) and Paper+ (delicious, but not as much depth or longevity as i was hoping). i'd been considering how i'd love to experiment with more herbal/spiced fragrances; reading the Moss+ description as "a masculine-leaning citrus", i wasn't excited. but i have never been proven more wrong in my life. immediately jaw on the floor, had to stand up and walk away out of disbelief. how did they do it??? it smells like the color hunter green. the citrus only serves to balance the depth of the oakmoss and patchoulli, not to be the star of the show, which i greatly respect, and juniper berry fits so perfectly in the middle like a puzzle piece. every time i smelled the tester paper again it got better. had me moaning like a wh*re. it smells like the sexiest person you know put a fresh houseplant on the kitchen windowsill with the window open on a drizzly day. how they managed to extract this memory i've never had into this bottle is beyond me, and frankly i would not care any less. i want to bathe in this. i would sell my soul to commodity for this incredible experience. it changed the way approach citrus scents, and it's one i compare all other herbal scents to. i would DIE to experience it again for the first time again. technically it fits the spring-daytime category, but i would wear this throughout the year, any time, 24/7. Moss+, i love you more than i can say. thank you, commodity <3

dude i love this idk what the hate is about. best masculine fragrance from the line IMO and develops beautifully. Beautiful modern take on a herbal barbershop style fragrance that develops into an uplifting yet dense woody spicy scent. Something powdery about it. Sits closer to my skin personally but just enough lift to get noticed by those around you and lasts 12+hrs on me. When I say barbershop, let me clarify this does NOT smell too mature or old but definitely not for teenagers or young bachelors in your early 20s. Imagine a man who has grown up beyond the youthful sweet/blue/woody designer colognes and graduated to something less loud and more classy that still leaves an impression. You just smell like a man that has your stuff together. You got something going on and you got places to be. FYI—If the opening puts you off, give the dry down an honest review. All these scents seem to develop quite well but this one is particularly alluring. I wasn't crazy for this at first but came around from the overall wearing experience. I'll be pickin up a full bottle unless I have a change of heart and end up liking another fragrance from the line more.. from the "bold" line of scents this is my personal favorite as a 25 y/o male.

Love love love this scent. It’s unique and fresh and woodsy. It even smells a little clean. If it smelled a tad more crisp and fresh it would be perfect, that would pust it more into the unisex category rather than the masculine scent it is. It’s still a great complex woodsy scent. You get the crushed branches and juniper berry in there the most clearly. Patchouli comes through in the drydown. But even though it’s the “strongest” of the scent family the lasting power is terrible (like 2 hours max) and the silage is average, this seems to be an issue with all the Commodity fragrances.

A freshie, easy, clean scent that performs well. Perfect warm weather fragrance. To my nose, this does feel like a unique, masculine leaning fragrance that is year round friendly. I get the citrus blast up front and the more earthy oakmoss and patchouli as it dries down. Like all commodity fragrances, it also layers well. I like to layer this with TF Oud Minerale on days I want more of an aquatic vibe and have also layered it with Electimuss Perephone's Patchouli for a more grounded, earthy vibe.

It's in the vein of the million other Aventus style fragrances out there but this is darker, earthier and greener, more focused on the oakmoss and patchouli. The bergamot gives it the citrus pop in the opening but is carried throughout by the oakmoss, musk and patchouli through the life of the fragrance. Better than the oakmoss dominant Hawas Black, not nearly as powerful but I like that its different than the others. Good quality. Recommend trying at least unless you are aventus-ed out.