02. Rabbit Hole - 2026

My wrist is glued to my nose every time I wear this. Once I finish my sample I might get a full bottle, since it’s affordable and perfect for the season. Yummy dry down

I find it overhyped and generic. It smells like Clinique Happy? which is a bit of a letdown.

REALITY : Pretend with me here. You just layered two perfumes on yourself. A generic Solar orange blossom + generic cool neroli cologne. You go outside to your little "baby" garden (fruits & veggies & lavender) and you just start raw eating the leafy greens of a carrot top. If you’ve never eaten carrot tops— they are spicy, green, and slightly bitter. Now imagine your smell and taste merging so you fully understand what’s happening here. It’s floral but with dirt under its nails slightly peppery, vegetal, slightly sweet and warm. REVIEW 🦪: I start with the dry down. I spray tester strips, tuck them into a book, and revisit them a day later it tells me what actually happens over time. The dry down is beautiful. Soft, but with presence. A glowing, solar orange blossom is all that remains. But the journey there is what makes this special. On my skin, within an hour, it turns into this sun-warmed skin musk like your skin after being outside. Warm, slightly sweaty, glowing. Underneath that is something vegetal and lightly peppery, with an opening of distinct grapefruit. Not bright—citrus, but grounded. Lavender keeps everything cool and slightly earthy. On clothes, it shifts. The floral comes forward clearly neroli and orange blossom but not in a predictable way. The aromatics stay, giving it a completely new neroli experience. Most neroli fragrances go one of two ways: clean, airy cologne or sweet, warm, almost milky. This doesn’t. It sits somewhere stranger green, musky, peppery. Like a garden basket filled with orange blossoms, soil, and freshly pulled vegetables. This fragrance was supposedly inspired by Alice in Wonderland. I understand that but only loosely. At first, you’re small, down in the dirt. Giant carrot tops tower over you, their spicy green fronds carrying lavender and earth through the air. Somewhere in the distance, you smell flowers. Then you grow. The garden fades but not completely. What remains is that soft, glowing orange blossom you thought was far away, but was actually close all along you just had to move through it to understand it. Weird. Pretty. Unexpected.

vegetal and brightly citrusy with spring florals and a warmly woody base. Smells very rabbit esque, environment wise. A medley of citrus, unsweetened apple with rooty carrots, clean white florals that add a hint of a creamy texture, and a bed of earthy oakmoss and patchouli with a dry vetiver. Very fitting name, refreshing composition.

The orange blossom is the big note that really comes through everything else here. As it dries you do get some of the more herbal and aromatic nuances like the carrot and lavender, but orange blossom is the star of the show most of the way through. It's really nice though, and performance is great for a fresh, neroli-centric scent.