Lava Rock

Not bad at all. Not lava rock for sure but it's pleasant. It brings back memories of hiking around Snow Canyon, seeking cool shade in lava tubes and tracing that pitted, gritty rock. Dry brush and wind lifted dust from the dunes a hill over. Slightly sweaty and dehydrated. This brings me a lot of joy. Makes me appreciate the heat and relentless sun during these long, mid summer days.

I am SO confused by some of the other reviews. This is fantastic—it reminds me of the “heat and wood” scent of a fancy sauna. There’s a soft minerality but it’s not overwhelming or harsh. Love!

This scent is strangely addictive...it smells just like the rocks in a sauna and the pool areas of tropical resorts. It is pure, clean, warm, mineral rock, but sometimes I swear I get a scent of sun-baked skin. It seems to be a bit masculine, but I don't think of it as a scent to wear out- more like one you spray on at home to relax and evoke memories. I wear it to bed and give my sheets a spray to bring on peaceful dreams of being warm in the sun.

It does have a warm minerality that conjured up stone in the sun, and a hint of tropical fruit - mango especially - that isn’t cloying or overpowering. A bit of a woody or sandy base. This is my perfume of choice for layering with beach summer scents. @Fragrantica, when are we getting a notes list for this?

This is like a spicy mineral rock, I think this is spot on, it's not literally a lava rock because I think that would smell boring. This is more of a spa scent.

I don't get lava rock at all. This is more of a chlorinated spa scent. It is somewhat medicinal, and it smells almost like fennel or eucalyptus. Cloyingly sweet, not in a gourmand way, but in the way licorice is. But also aromatic at the same time. I'm unsure how I feel about it. It is a bit nauseating when my nose gets too close.

I'm glad I only bought the tester. This smells like musk and pickle juice to me. I really wanted to like it, but it's just not what I expected.

Well on me, this is NASTY. Hot plastic, burning rubber, smoke, burnt fluorocarbons. Definitely smells like heat, but something synthetic has been cooked. I washed it off and it became burnt rock and a faint sense of florals, but not in a good way. It is just horrific on me.

Sorry, but ew. This smells like damp wool grandpa sweater mixed with the oldest, dustiest spices you could possibly find.