Fraser Fir

Love this single, linear pine tree scent. I cannot say I could distinguish this note from other pine tree notes, and I'm not sure I've ever specifically smelled a Fraser Fir tree. But it sure does smell the way a pine forest smells, I can say that for sure. At this point I only have a spray bottle of the fragrance, which, as numerous others have noted, does not last long on the skin. I get about 45 minutes on the skin and even less on clothing. But I'm willing to try the oil version given I enjoy the scent so much. 🦋🧡🦋

Smells 1:1 of fir. Would be fantastic for around Christmas time, but personally I would layer this as it only lasts an hour. It has super high oil concentration so It actually projects like crazy for about 10 minutes then just disappears. I really love the smell of fir so I do recommend this fragrance, especially since it's $20. It's more of a memory scent than an actual cologne, but it's enjoyable. Scent 10/10, longevity 2/10.

This smells exactly like Fraser Fir. If you've ever been Christmas tree shopping on a lot, you'll recognise the smell. It's the smell as you get withing a few feet of the trees. I bought the perfume oil. It's hard not to believe there's real Fraser Fir in the bottle. The opening burst is incredible and it dries down to a skin scent. Very relaxing fragrance.

Yep. Yep yep yep. This is fir, no doubt. I have the room spray and it lasts but it's not cloying like cheap evergreen scents. This is pretty darn close to realistic, but like another reviewer said, a little sweetness would add an interesting angle, perhaps it would be closer to a balsam then.

just got this in today to compare this fragrance to christmas tree by demeter both very similar but fraser fir smells a little more green. It also lasts longer than christmas tree and drys down nicley a great pine scent! 5/5 for me