Cowgirl Grass

A powdery, woody, white floral that really melds into your skin as you wear it, like you've been baking in the pasture all day under the unrelenting summer sun and you've been digging your fingers picking out tuberose. The woodiness adds a depth I crave in other white florals, like Diptyque's Do Son.

Strong tuberose. It's not the headiest, dirtiest tuberose, but it's still prominent. The vetiver is very earthy. It's not nearly as herbal/aromatic as Cowboy Grass though it is certainly obvious when comparing them that they are complimentary fragrances. It could easily go unisex.

This is a review of the Neiman's exclusive, re-release of Cowgirl Grass. This was a let down. The notes looked promising but was instead super linear and smells like a hair salon--specifically like hair that was just chemically treated. And unlike a lot of DSD's creations, this one lasts. My right arm still smelled like a hair salon the next morning. I had Cowboy Grass on the other arm, and was not able to detect any similarities between the both of them. I love DSD, but this one is a flop.