Green Tea Brume Parfumee

I used to stand by the idea that perfume mists, in general, were just a waste of money. If you want to smell good, why not just opt for the real ones like EDT, or EDP concentrations which last much longer until I accidentally bought one last week. Long story short, I was aiming for EDT version but ended up with fragrance mist instead. Such a rookie mistake but fortunately, that mistake helped shaded another misconception of mine of being pessimistic without even trying the product first. Fragrance mist is essential especially on days where you don't want to perfume yourself with something heavy. Yes, I know there are tons of skin-scent out there, but fragrance mist is a more viable and cheaper option for reapplication. It opens with a strong, fresh citrusy blast and then quickly evolves into musky, jasmine-like floral vibe with a prominent smell of green tea and a hint of spice. The transitions happen fast, and on my skin, it lasts about two hours, three if I’m lucky. But honestly, you can just reapply without feeling guilty about breaking the bank. Perfect if you like green, fresh scents with green tea as the backbone but it can be too synthetic. Overall Scent Score: 7.0/10

Smells like EDT, I don't get the alcohol at all. Great for the price. I recommend it over the EDT as longevity is the same. I love that I don't have to see and touch that horrible oversized green plastic cap. Perfect for aroma therapy after the shower before going to bed.

Amazing for the summer. Fairly neurtral gender wise. I can see anyone wearing this (but I hold this opinion for any perfume, this one is just so neutral though.) Very refreshing, a delight on an extremely summer day when you just want to smell clean.

Smells exactly the same as Green Tea EDT but with more harsh alcohol notes in its opening and doesn't last quite as long.

This is my first purchase (blind buy) of the "green tea" range, so I can't make any comparisons. I can state, however, that this is a great value for the affordable price. Since the "eau de thé vert" invented by Jean-Claude Ellena for Bvlgari, I have fallen with the "green tea" notes in all their forms and glory. This one starts fresh & zesty, ends with more soothing notes, and is suitable for work. I find it very well balanced between the incisive citrus and the more subdued, subtle and spicy notes. It's not soapy nor over the top, it just does the job of an everyday unisex scent very well. It delivers as promised, as a body mist. The bottle has a nicer design than the classic EDT. I highly recommend.