Tudor

Sweet, amber, floral. Vanilla doesn't stand out for me. There may be a floral that's not listed. Wood is in the background too. Lovely but i would prefer as a room spray or candle and wouldn't buy a full bottle to wear.

This is a non offensive scent that is easy to wear at daytime. I like the rosewood and the combination of balsamic notes in the back there is a smal flower. It is worth testing.

Honestly, i expected this one to be slightly darker and more provocative, considering that one of my favorite content creators on Tiktok mentioned it among the most goth fragrances she owns. After testing it, I am afraid I can't share the same opinion, because this scent is very sweet, soft, calming and even innocent. It performs very well on my skin, there's nothing to complain about, but I really expected it to have a way darker vibe. The floral note is rather a fresh tuberose than a lily-of-the-valley note, but I have no issue with that, because it is very pleasant and not dirty/animalic at all. Will I buy a full bottle? Not entirely sure, but my answer is not a clear NO either. I will test it until my sample is empty and take a decision only then.

First blast of lily of the valley on top of a softly warm wood and almonds. The lily is very forward but is anchored nicely by the warmth. A lovely winter floral fragrance but also... dryer sheets. At least it smells clean! The floral starts to bloom after about 10 minutes and gets headier and a touch sweeter. Do not go strong with this one because it can get overpowering very easily. Unisex but feminine leaning and best for cooler weather. 6+ hours later: Still going moderately strong but now there's a creamy vanilla note that emerged over time. At least the lily died down at about the 3rd hour. 24+ hours later: Still there!