Moonbeam

This one made me go "oooooh!" Anything with the word "moon" in its title, I have to try. I've got a thing for the celestial. But even if it weren't called "Moonbeam," I would love this. It's a scent I don't need to think about. One spritz and I thought, "Yeah, this is me." But is it a "moonbeam?" It's a clear night, with a warm breeze rustling through the leaves and flowers. The imagery this brings to my mind is lovely. It doesn't last long at all on my skin, but it does if I spray my clothes. I wore it to bed spritzed on a t-shirt and could smell it in the morning. My first Demeter trial was a success.

I'm not sure where the "green" is in this fragrance. I absolutely adore it, and wear it often as it's one of those fragrances that's a little sophisticated but still very pleasing to just about everyone. Three different people told me they smelled cinnamon, which isn't listed, but is definitely there. It must be the jasmine and amber mix. Regardless, there's no green whatsoever to my nose. It's very creamy, warm, fuzzy, and a little reminiscent of winter holidays, but still would be a fine choice for a summer evening. Moonbeam is a most decidedly non-linear Demeter, which is odd for Demeter. I love it.

Moonbeam is the perfect name for this. It smells so mysterious & whimsical.. I instantly smell the Lily of the Valley then Amber comes into play with Jasmine. I kind of understand why it'd remind some of Alien but do I think it could be a dupe? No. Moonbeam is much softer & understated whereas Alien is more dramatic & obvious. It's a classy, comforting & dreamy perfume & has great staying power.

Soft, dreamy, and pale as moonbeams. Creamy white flowers are backed by warm, almost edible amber. I do not sense any woodiness or greenness, as the notes suggest. I do not know TM's Alien, but it must be lovely because so is this. This is so cozy and sweet; the perfect bedtime scent.

I like this, but I don't wear it often. My husband describes the smell as 'country club' saying it reminds him of the wealthy women he used to serve drinks to, back in the day. I'm not sure if its a compliment or an insult, to be honest, but its not really the feeling I'm going for. But, it really does smell lovely, though I think the name doesn't really describe it.