Sweet Disruption W.T.

Ooh, I really like this. It’s quite complex, somehow both cool / refined and warm / inviting. On initial spray the mint, pepper and lemon are quite prominent, which definitely give it a polished & fresh vibe. Over time, the frankincense peeks through, but it’s never too overpowering. It just gives some body and character to the perfume, grounding and warming it so it’s not just a minty freshie. It’s quite unique and has this addictive quality - it feels like a “cool girl” (or guy) scent. Better performance than most from this house but by no means beast mode.

The tenderness of lemon, the sharpness of mandarin orange, the sweetness of mint, and the elegance of jasmine—each element complements the others, creating a harmony. For this reason, I didn't immediately recognize the individual components of this fragrance. It’s bold yet gentle, refreshing yet sweet. While it might confuse some, I find it comforting. It also feels as if my own skin itself were naturally scented.

Fragrantica's notes: • Aldehydes, Mint, Mandarin Orange, Pink Pepper & Lemon • Frankincense, Geranium & Egyptian Jasmine • Frankincense, Vetiver & Moss D'orsay's website: • Curly Mint & Mandarin Aldehyde • Incense & Jasmine • Moss Accord & Vetiver If you're a fan of mint & orange, you'll like this! It's a combination of orange and mint but I would say it's dominant in the mint rather than the orange. Not my personal preference but even I can tell a mint lover would probably love this fragrance!

Immediately citrussy but well balanced from the depth of the frankincense. The sweetness does bear similarity to that of BR540, which I'm aware feels like the most cliché comparison one can make in the world of fragrance. I enjoy the brightness from the aldehydes and citrus. Like a summery clean girl relative of Baccarat Rouge.

This is joy. Uplifting mediterranean summer love. I've smelled similar DNA in the past, but I enjoy this one.