Cyber Garden

CoSTUME NATIONAL Cyber Garden is built around a fascinating creative concept: the intersection of nature and technology. Rather than trying to smell purely natural or overtly synthetic, Cyber Garden imagines a futuristic greenhouse where lush greenery grows alongside plastic, metal, and circuitry. It's a fragrance that asks what a garden might smell like in a cyberpunk future, and surprisingly, it manages to bring that idea to life without feeling gimmicky. The official note list is fairly complex, but on my skin I mainly pick up the broad green notes, the distinctive vinyl accord, and the crisp character of violet leaf. The vinyl note is what makes Cyber Garden stand out from countless other green fragrances. It adds a smooth synthetic edge that feels clean and modern rather than harsh. Combined with the fresh greenery, it creates a unique green-and-vinyl scent profile that I find incredibly enjoyable. Even if I can't distinguish every individual note, the overall composition is excellent and unlike anything else in my collection. Cyber Garden really shines during spring and summer. The fresh green character feels perfectly suited to warm weather, evoking freshly cut grass, leaves, and open air without becoming overly grassy or earthy. The synthetic vinyl accord keeps it feeling artistic and gives it enough personality to stand apart from the typical citrus-heavy warm-weather fragrances that dominate the season. Cyber Gardens longevity is respectable, I get about 8 - 9 hours on skin although it doesn't project much beyond four hours. I also feel fortunate to have picked up a bottle for around $50 USD last year. Since then, it has become increasingly difficult to find in North America without running into some truly outrageous markups. As more people discover its originality and availability continues to shrink, Cyber Garden seems to be developing something of a cult following. For me, it's one of the most unique fragrances I've owned, and I'm glad I added it to my collection before it became so hard to track down. Lastly, Cyber Garden is often compared to ELDO's Ghost in the Shell because both fragrances explore the relationship between humanity and technology, but they approach the idea from very different angles. Ghost in the Shell focuses on the human side of the equation, blending milky, skin-like, and aquatic notes with futuristic synthetic accords to create the impression of a cybernetic human being. Cyber Garden, on the other hand, feels more environmental in its vision, imagining a futuristic landscape where lush greenery coexists with the synthetic. Where Ghost in the Shell is smooth, clean, and almost intimate, Cyber Garden is greener, sharper, and more overtly artificial thanks to its distinctive vinyl accord. Both are creative interpretations of a technological future, but Cyber Garden feels like a garden enhanced by machines, while Ghost in the Shell feels like a machine learning to become human. - 9/10 - Spring, Summer. Day, Night. - Location/Situation: Highway 99, California, 11AM... It's a sunny and warm spring day, the natural beauty of California reminds you exactly why Silicon Valley found its home here. - Song: Headhunter - Front 242

Low-fi chill plays right here out of the bottle; a little predictable but none-the-less loveable. The soundtrack that plays in my head when I wear Cyber Garden is 'Moments in Love' by Art of Noise, while my ryukin and oranda goldfish cruise happily in their lush aquarium and flow with the tranquil frequency of this easy-wearing scent. The Inspiration: The brand's flagship store is located in Tokyo at the Aoyama Complex which has a vertical installation of plants, known as the CNAC wall, created by botanist and artist Patrick Blanc and commissioned by Costume National. CN co-founder Ennio Capasa says the store is “a place of lifestyle and experience where aesthetic, art and nature find the perfect balance.” Partnering with Antoine Lie, perfumer for ELDO's Secretion Magnifiques, I was expecting something a little more ground-breaking, perhaps digitally enhanced. But Lie taps into the brand's attractiveness and wearability which presents with the same commercialism that he approaches Armani Code or Crystal Noir, while maintaining a modern yet Zen-like, static hum. I bought Cyber Garden as a blind buy for myself as I love the brand Costume National, and wanted something aromatic and avant garde. Aromatic, yes. Avante garde, not really. But it's clean, minimalist yet not linear, leans slightly masculine in a boy-next-door kind of way. I can see both myself and my teen son reaching for this often. He loves YSL La Nuit de l'Homme, Balenciaga L'Essence (F), Lanvin Oxygene (F), Costume National Scent Intense (U), and Gucci PH II. It reminds me of AdP Mirto di Panarea somewhat too, and moreso Prada Amber PH. Kind of a clean, bubble bath vibe, relaxed, happy, serene. The grapefruit feels like a soft pink to me, not bitter yellow, and is enhanced by the delicate sweet floralcy of geranium; the pepper is subtle yet wakeful; violet leaves give some dark green substance but with a tender hand — a little ozonic, a little aquatic. Saffron adds a little bit of a leather feel, ever so slightly phenolic and contrasts with the vinyl note. I don't get glossy, spanky vinyl, but a matte latex, much like the feel of the box that the fragrance arrives in, or a magazine cover finished in a suede lamination. The base is diffused with a gentle, warm breath of resin, wood, and luminous amber, creating a grounding accord for the cool top notes. I really love the subtle textures in this scent. There is an airy, almost soapy aldehyde muskiness to Cyber Garden too which lingers into the next day. I could smell this on myself the next morning after spraying on in the early evening, leaving a cuddly, slept-in vibe. Cyber Garden: low pile plush velvet, or a super soft bed of young moss that you want to take a nap in and slip into a deliciously sweet daydream.

If you’re looking for a scent that replicates the idea of The Matrix (1999), look no further, as Cyber Garden by Costume National reminds me of the digital rain of Japanese code seen from the dystopian real-world. To me, this scent is green, fuzzy and pixelated, in the best way possible, as it was intended. It captures an image of an office plant with vibrant green leaves that you reach to feel, only to see your hand phase through the pixels of the hologram when contact is made, and the immersion of a “natural” aroma or feel is broken, yet this is what only amplifies the simultaneous immersion of a digital simulation of nature. This makes Cyber Garden so interesting and multi-faceted. I don’t agree that this is challenging to wear at all, as I immediately liked it upon first smell, the grapefruit is so juicy and the green leafiness is sweet and fresh, like you just cut the stem of a leaf in half, paired with a wet grass note which adds to the perplexity of Cyber Garden - as how can something register as hyper-realistic, natural, and digital at the same time? The artificial fuzziness of the vinyl gives an astroturf vibe to me, or like a tennis ball etc. However the vinyl note is very subtle to me and complements the green notes, rather than clashing with them, and does not register to me as plasticky or poorly blended. It almost gives the sweet green notes a creaminess that mixes with the woods in the dry-down. Smells slightly similar to ghost in the shell but only due to the intentional synthetic notes, and I wouldn’t say at all that it is redundant to own both, as I do. Performance is pretty weak though, same with longevity, so that’s the only con I have with this fragrance. TL;DR: Picture a jungle or grassland level in a PS2 game, and that is the smell of CYBER GARDEN. Song that matches the scent: Hydrophonics by ilydima

I've been searching for a bottle of this, and I thought I'd never find one. Irrational obsession. It became like a relic of a bygone era to me. And as soon as I gave up and accepted that the best I would ever find was a sample, and went to buy one, there it was. So naturally I had to buy the bottle blind. I would never recommend this, but I don't regret it. It's been a unique experience, hunting a cologne that was recently not hard to find. It's like a generic men's deodorant, as others have said. But there's something completely distinctive about it. It's hard to identify, I'm not sure if the scent was naturally weak or if it's because the bottle has gotten old. But it lives up to the name. Sporty, fresh, grassy and green, and a little bit synthetic, like playing with a big beach ball on a patch of astroturf in an exotic greenhouse. Virtual flowers growing out of a microchip at the dawn of the internet, well suited to the ubiquitous CGI desert music video of the time. Layers well with some additional vetiver. The violet is identifiable enough to come across almost powdery, but it's very slight and I don't mind it. There's something about the generic-but-distinct quality of it that's pinging some really deep memories for me, like sneaking a glance at racy cologne advertisements in the library, or realizing I had a crush on my best friend's older brother. I'm sure there are many approximate imitations of this still easily available, and if you squint and pick the greenest thing in any men's fragrance section you'll probably find a close match. But no copies. Nothing can replace it, to me.

Before I buy this fragrance by reading its name it reminds me of dead electronic kits with fresh green notes But it was not. starts very green and Grapefruit which is very pleasant and slowly the Grapefruit fades away and the same green fresh watery note takes its place.and unlike all votes, it’s not Vynil Dominant and very modern and young. In the end, the Vynil note became stronger but not as much as the green note. This Creative fragrance with this name could easily be one of the imaginary authors fragrances. The longevity and sillage are very good for a summer and spring fragrance but not worthy of the retail price. Don't pass it if you find it below retail price. _____________________________________________ قبل از اینکه این عطر رو بخرم با خوندن اسمش فکر میکردم باید بوی قطعات الکترونیکی سوخته بده که خیلی سبز و ابکی و تازه باشه. اما اصلا اینطور نبود . شروع خیلی سبز و گریپ فروتی داره که خیلی خوشایند هست .به آرامی گریپ فروت محو میشه و همون رایحه سبز و تازه به کار غالب میشه که برخلاف تصور همه آنچنان بوی وینیل نمیده و اصلا قدیمی یا تاریخ گذشته نیست بلکه خیلی خیلی هم مدرن و جون هست . درآخرین ساعتی که عطر روی پوست میمونه بوی وینیلش بیشتر میشه ولی باز هم رایحه سبز از بین نمیره این عطر با خلاقیت در اسم و رایحه براحتی میتونست یکی از عطر های برند Imaginary Authors باشه پخش و ماندگاری بسیار خوبی برای یک عطر بهاری و تابستانی داره اما به قیمتش نمیارزه ولی اگر ارزون تر از قیمت اصلیش پیداش کردید از دستش ندید . Scent : 8/10 Longivity : 7/10 Sillage : 7.5/10 Creativty : 9/10

Firstly, so unique and beautiful. Opens a little zesty and fresh green. Then the magic happens... Mint, freshly cut lawn and opening a box of latex gloves. The plastic/vinyl/latex note isn't specifically reminiscent of anything negative of the sort. Just enough to gently underpin the green notes which go from lawn to more of a woody fern/moss/vetiver as it dries down. Overall you end up with a fresh, clean blend that is familiar in it's barbershop soap qualities but has it's own unique twist which sets it apart from what your brain is expecting from such a scent. There is a pleasant floral aspect to it also, brightening up the whole experience. As it keeps blending with my skin, the (still masculine) florals remind me of Vera Wang for men if it were worn while opening a tube of tennis balls. I really like this and I can see wearing this from spring to autumn and maybe ever getting away with it in winter. Familiar enough not to offend and unique enough to want to go back for more.

This was the first time ever that I bought a fragrance blindly, and the only reason for this is because its sister, Costume National Homme, has become my all-time-favourite. I have to say that I am not disappointed. This is as complex as Costume National Homme, yet the appearance is totally different. Whereas Costume National Homme has an almost classic and sentimental feel to it, this one is straightforwardly modern. Costume National Homme has the elegance of an old mansion, this one has the cool charm of a circuit board. And really, it does smell a bit like that. Conclusion: This one's for the modern daring. ****

Nothing to do with Ghost in the Shell....at all. Concept only. Ghost in the Shell is way more floral and feminine smelling than Cyber Garden. Cyber Garden is a masculine scent at best and unisex at worst. Very unique take on freshness, the vinyl accord is quite interesting, the dry down is almost musky. Altogether soothing, clean, and green. Airy and dense at the same time. Very well blended. Evokes a concurrent sense of abstraction, contemplation, and longing. Creatively futuristic. Not sure if you all know of the Scottish electronica band "Boards of Canada". But if Boards of Canada had a scent, this would be it.

I like it. I bought a whole bottle. At first was turned off of it. Didn’t float my boat originally. Then I felt it was so different than what I had in my collection. Wore it and it really grew on me! Wow, now really like it. Isn’t that green but more of a green light. This EDT is more of an EDP. Probably keep it next to Synthetic Jungle when I want to hunt some replicants in a dystopian cityscape. Gets you in the mood to defeat the AI Evermind of boredom of similar fragrances!

I got this since I liked L'eau d'Issey and Etat Libre d'Orange's Ghost in the Shell. I like that it is both fresh and spicy. It's a unique take on a fresh scent and I really enjoy it. I like the slight synthetic vinyl scent. It's not that apparent when you first spray it, but it does show up as you go about your day. I wish it lasted longer than a few hours on the skin. Other than the weaker longevity, I love this.

Very green, very clean, and very geranium heavy for me. I love it. It smells as if you described the smell of a forest to a person for them to interpret second hand, I mean this in a good way. It’s a forest with out the dirt or grunge, like it were grown abiotically. It’s a fitting name! And a damn shame it’s discontinued!

This should have been called - "Futuristic Plastic Garden". Amazing composition. I love the concept and execution and the art of crafting this. However, I wouldn't buy or wear this. Moreover it doesn't project much and it is gone in 6 hours. I gave this a like, for the lack of wearability.

Today I tasted it and mannn what a nice green citrusy smell.I fell in love with it .I love the green herbal notes wich vinyl is exit in background.then it turns to aquatic green vibe.Its amazing and will buy it. One of the best green scents.9/10

Big compliments to CN for releasing such a daring scent. Very green and synthetic, but very likeable also. Fits the name perfectly, futuristic unrealistic green. No idea when to wear this, but you stand out for sure. Beautiful bottle also.

Smells like walking through a garden in virtual reality. A garden made by artificial intelligence years in the future. Absolutely beautiful composition. I have no clue when I would wear this? But I love it so much.

I’m very picky with what scents i actually love & am able to wear recurringly but this has been my fave daily scent for over a year. Very fresh and green, smells like a fresh cut lawn in april, love it.

One of the best green scents on earth, very clean and very well blended. A must have emerald gem, i highly recommend it. don't let the reviews fool you, this will last 12+h and projects perfectly.

Tried a sample of this and loved it! You can smell the vinyl yet it's so wearable. Generic but there's juuust enough edge to stand out. The price isn't bad too. I need a full bottle NOW

Something so delicious and addictive about this. Vaguely reminds me of a classroom/pencil shavings but in a good way. Can see this quickly becoming a signature scent.

Another review. Noticed my perception is more greener than I perceived. Green and vinyl I would call Cyber Garden. Nice. Bought a full bottle from Europe.

Synthetic. Fresh. Artificially grown and sliced cucumbers. Ripping off the plastic from a newly purchased video game or CD.

If you are looking for a Very green..very fresh and uplifting scent, there you go... promise you gonna like it.

Innovative, unique, modern, green, fresh, pear-ish crowdpleaser! So, so good!

Strange but unique and still likeable ! nice experiment. worth trying.

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Michael Jackson-Scream video in a bottle

Costume National Cyber Garden opens with a moderate projection of green, citrus, and soft floral accords. The green accord is the most prominent, they come across as a mix of leaves, foliage, grass, and fresh green herbs but without a defined tone, very fresh, and airy. The grapefruit is more noticeable than the bergamot and it is just a citrusy touch with a pinch of sweetness. The geranium and saffron add a soft floral touch but it is not as prominent as the green accords. The violet leaf adds its fresh green and airy touch to the fragrance. The vinyl note is a fantasy that plastic-like note that as same as plastic, produces little to no smell and gets obfuscated by more prominent notes. As the fragrance commences to dry-down, the notes of the base come up but very softly, a bit of green vetiver, patchouli, and a touch of woody resinous accords. The most noticeable changes from the opening to the dry-down are the loss of projection, the fragrance opens moderate but as time passes it becomes low projection. Once Costumer National Cyber Garden has reached its full dry-down, it can be summarized as a low projection, fresh green (leaves, foliage, grass, herbs) fragrance with very soft woody and spicy accords. The fragrance feels airy, clean, common, diurnal, dry, earthy, faint, grassy, herbaceous, inexpensive, light, modern, natural, refreshing, unisex, weak, soft woody, and pleasant. BATCH REVIEWED: 2020 WOW RATING: 4/10. It is a basic green fragrance, unimpressive, simple accords, low projection. The name “cyber” is a marketing strategy. The green prominent accords are a combination of leaves foliage, grass, and herbs, far from “cyber”. A more appropriate name for this fragrance could be Green Garden. DISLIKE RATING: 1/10. It is a green fragrance evocative of forest and green pastures; these notes are unlikely to be found offensive. UNIQUENESS: 3/10. Not unique, the market provides several green-based fragrances. MASS APPEAL: 8/10. Green, soft, natural, and modern, this fragrance will please most. PROJECTION: 1/10. Very low. About 1 foot and drops quickly. SILLAGE: 2/10. Low, less than 2 feet. APPLICATION: Four or more atomizations to compensate for poor performance. LONGEVITY: 3/10. Low, about 3 hours, with less than 1 hour of low projection. SEASONS: Spring and summer. OCCASIONS: Formal and casual. This is an office-friendly fragrance. VERSATILITY: 7/10. Moderate to high versatility. This is an easy to wear fragrance. GENDER: Unisex. The tones found in this fragrance are unisex. AGES: Any. RECOMMENDATION: Costume National Cyber Garden can be found discounted for about $60. Its uniqueness and performance are disappointing, but it is an overall pleasant scent. Keep in mind that there is nothing “cyber” in this fragrance, it is a soft green fragrance. Consider alternatives. BLIND-BUY: Yes, but only if you are familiar with its main notes. SIMILAR: These are examples of green fragrances. Acqua Di Parma Men Colonia Club is a sharp green, vetiver, petitgrain, and mint fragrance; Al Haramain L'Aventure Knight Men EDP brings green, and soft musk accords; Amouage Jubilation XXV is woody, green, and very pleasant; Amouage Sunshine Man is a very herbaceous, fresh, and woody fragrance; Bond No 9 Bleecker St is a great green fragrance; Bond No. 9 I Love New York For Fathers is green, grassy, and herbal; Cartier – Declaration Essence is a more mature, vetiver, and woody fragrance; Frederic Malle Portrait is a strong, classy, patchouli, and floral fragrance; Jean Paul Gaultier Le Beau Male is a very strong herbal, and green fragrance; Costume National Cyber Garden is a soft green, and woody fragrance, poor performance. SUMMARY: A low projection, fresh green (leaves, foliage, grass, herbs) fragrance with very soft woody and spicy accords. The fragrance feels airy, clean, common, diurnal, dry, earthy, faint, grassy, herbaceous, inexpensive, light, modern, natural, refreshing, unisex, weak, soft woody, and pleasant.

I'm currently near the end of my little Cyber Garden sample and this one grew on me over the past year. At first I thought it was too weird for my tastes, then I used to think of it as interesting but unnecessary, pretty much I would often find an excuse to dash it. And although Costume National doesn't reach top quality here (Scent, Scent Intense), there are quite a few interesting things about it. The brand, is the epitomy of well - done syntheticness, a syntheticness with a dirty mind, very well blended and cleverly executed, neatly packed inside brilliant concepts and ideas. And Cyber Garden meets most of those characteristics, but unfortunately lacks one thing: Depth. I'm not sure there is vinil in here, I would rather call that accord metallic, which is more of what I get smelling this. A watery metallic accord with a very supportive green armor that gives it a kind of liquidity, making it ideal for strolls at the promenade of my city. The floral heart is where the big contrast happens. A very traditional masculine bouquet alongside the futuristic metallic note. Retro and modern at the same time. A spinning urban spring, lacking any natural element, but with interesting scratches happening between the ongoing loops of the so called "vinil note". A Cyber punk city day scent. Unfortunately, the dry down arrives and this is where I get a bit sceptical. To begin with it certainly doesn't reach the excellence of the ambery Scent and Scent Intense. The cyber concept is kind of still there, but the end of the trip lacks somewhat in depth. The aftertaste the metallic accord leaves on the woods of the base makes the overall scent more watery and generic. I get a nice lotiony fresh body cream vibe from it and that's it really. It's pleasant, but common to my novice nose. I think that the concept here is way too promising and to a point it manages to deliver, but ultimately, it fails to be something truly innovating.

Very green opening with a smoky/burnt supporting note. The drydown is all about the "vinyl accord", moss and geranium. Depending on fragrances, the new note is marketed differently: Antoine Lie is the perfumer here, and what a coincidence, also of L'Essence de Cerruti (which supposedly has a "suede" accord) and ELdO Tom of Finland (which supposedly has a "latex/condom" accord). Call it as you want, but to my nose, all three accords are very similar. Still quite unique since it's blended within a green frag here. That said, performance is below average. Overall I find it very good, but not a masterpiece. Funny one, but not a the "green level" of UL Apsu or OP Viride. I may even prefer CdG Amazingreen, which is brighter and more fizzy/sparkling. Still, for the $35 I spent on a 100ml bottle, I will not complain! Recommended to collectors, but not quintessential imo. As I said before, if one wants to own only one green fragrance, that's not it. Spring days, 20+, perfectly unisex

The year is 2201, post-civilization humans are excited about the release of a fragrance that recreates the smell of nature, which has been extinct for generations. The recreation is based on fragments of text that have been dug from excavations of the major cities of old. No one alive has ever seen a flower or a plant so this is an educated guess but hey, at least it will cover the stench of our dreadful existence. Cyber Garden is a beautiful fragrance that smells synthetic and manmade in a good way. Like mentioned in my little exercise above it's green and floral as if made by someone that had those elements described but hasn't experienced them in real life. Good sillage and longevity.

I love the opening of this, very crisp, green and leafy, with a metallic note (I don't get vinyl either). The heart has a nice blend of geranium and violet leaf, and I think the combination works really well in this fragrance. The drydown is a disappointment though, all I get is a very generic woody/musk with nothing unique about it - it just doesn't live up to the promise of the rest of this fragrance. I will finish my sample, but I don't know if I'll buy a fb. Longevity and sillage are both good, I've been wearing it about 9 hours now and it's still going strong!

Beautiful! If you want a Rose Garden ( a la Rose Air Freshner Spray) - its a winner. Also starts with a strong Green Fern presence for the first 10-30 minutes which moves to the background on dry down. I get the Vinyl reference to a degree but I find the note list as creative marketing lol. Quality - decent silage (arms length) for such an awkward type of scent and 4-6 hours longevity. Amazingly wearable for men - definitely a niche product. Great intro to Costume National for me - looks like I’ll be buying samples to learn about these guys! Happy smelling!

A nice aromatic green fragrance that manages not to smell like a forest, but something rather metro or androgynous. A young persons green fragrance. I like this, but do not know If it is for my personality or not. I suggest you try it out. My guess is that some will find it boring and too safe and some will find it not going with tradition or strong enough. I did not find a note or element of this fragrance that gripped my attention, but found it a good casual city scent , best for spring. 4 to 5 hours fair to weak projection,unisex.

Cyber Garden by CoSTUME NATIONAL, released in 2013, is a unique fragrance that blends nature with technology. It smells like a synthetic, cyber garden full of virtual trees. The scent starts with fresh green apple and grapefruit but has an artificial twist. A vinyl note adds to the high-tech feel, mixed with moss and geranium. Base notes of vetiver and patchouli give it warmth while keeping the unusual vibe. It lasts about 6-8 hours and is noticeable but not overpowering.

I got it as a sample from one of purchase for a perfume. Sprayed it on not expecting much... and I loved it! It's a different kind of green scent. it's not the really harsh green like greenly by Parfums de marly. This has softer edges all around the Fragrence. I don't know why the sweet accord isn't up there but it deff should be. UNDERRATED GEM

Perfectly named - it is like a garden imagined in smellovision. That sounds bad, but it is actually very nice! The first spritz is almost leaning feminine, with the floral ozone hitting you. It mellows quickly and becomes more masuline as the florals fade and you are left with a unique, airy futuristic vibe.

I love the concept of this perfume, but its syntheticness is both its strength and its weakness. The vinyl creates its whole character, but also feels very spiky, carbonated, and sharp on me. I enjoy it, but not a love

Pros : Pleasent green smell, easy to wear, nostalgic, beautiful dry down Cons : Opening smells like the cheapest pine showergel. HM: This is how would your older brothers car smell imo

This must have just been added to the site.. I was given a sample of this at my favorite profumeria.. I will have to check it out and see if I like it.. Vinyl note sounds interesting..

The opening is an exact green colored faber-castell eraser presented in a shop you’ll be looking for upscale stationary. Love it so far!

Cyber Garden smells like wet grass, grapefruit, and something a little plasticy. Green, fresh, and oddly addictive.

Smells quite similar to Luna Rossa Carbon to me, but less strong. Synthetic but pleasing.

Amazing green by comme de garçon vibes

opens up green like a leaf that was cut in half with some sweet resinous undertones. after a few minutes the sweet resins get more pronounced on my skin due to the green notes evaporating and after an hour the resins get mixed with a very faint plasticky burned note on my skin that i don't find it as pleasant as its opening, after 3 hour mark i can smell the mix of resins and the plastic with vetiver and moss but at this point the scent is just soooo weak on my skin even as a skin scent. lasts around 6 hours on my skin but it becomes a skin scent in less than an hour.

At first it is green, but quite tammed As it develops it becomes a synthetic note, feels way more ozonic to me than stated by other reviewers, the violet leaf packs a punch The vynil can be nice, but with the green notes it becomes a bit soapy but not clean, hard to describe Really masculine too, but it's mostly the violet leaf gendering the frag I blind bought it for 26 euros so of course it was a great deal, but i don't imagine using it often

عطری سبز و مرکباتی زیر سایه ی سنگین نُت های سنتتیک کمی بعد از اسپری متوجه سنتتیک بودن رایحه میشید اما پردازش و تغییر نت های این عطر بسیار زیبا و خلاقانه است بوی وسایل نو و استفاده نشده میده که از همین نت وینیل حاصل میشه و تا انتها همین فرمون جلو میره و چوبی و دودی نمیشه ********************** scent:7/10 longevity:7.5/10 sillage:7/10 purchase value:5/10 ******* overall:6.4/10

Harsh start of mixture between green and vinyl, gradually as it settles a clear saffron as it keep parallel to vinyl . Base note comes with classical wood and tingling of green notes. The general accord of the perfume is interesting and contradicting which somehow mirror the futuristic name as cyber garden

Actually, it is not a green perfume, but a different interpretation of green. has a sharp and unpleasant appearance. It's a perfume that I don't know where to use. Cyber and green are not very compatible, imo.

What can I say about Cyber Garden that hasn't already been mentioned? Absolutely nothing! Is Cyber Garden my favorite fragrance? No, not at all. Is this my most versatile fragrance? Quite possibly at this fragrance can be worn anytime, anyplace, and in any setting...and you will never feel out-of-place. It is just a very pleasing, highly-versatile, green fragrance for the Spring and Summertime. People love this scent (lots of compliments) and it is suitable whether you are getting married or being buried; whether you're out clubbing or being arraigned in front of a judge...it just works, and it works well for its intended purpose. It's maximum likability in a bottle which, if you think about it, makes this fragrance quite lovable. Performance is moderate as this fragrance lasts 6-hours on my skin and projects moderately, which is fine for this type of scent. Overall, I give it a very strong like but I simply cannot love it for the reasons mentioned above. Moreover, I recommend Cyber Garden to any gentleman who just want to smells great, doesn't want to spend a ton of money, and who doesn't wish to think about fragrance...this is a dumb-reach IMO.

original at first sniff then the drydown with the vinyl note is too loud and doesn't bring anything to the green notes, worst, it even eats them all and spoils the greeness with a loud sweet plastic effect, it becomes a very generic Sens Bon pour Homme . The garden was nice just the first minutes but it was just a commercial poster.