Reflet Sur L'Okavango

Based on 4 full wears with a decant: This is an excellent sweet floral for fall and cooler weather in general. Honey sweetened, yellow pollen floating through the rays of a golden sunset. Niche, but extremely mass appealing. It’s a scent profile I really enjoy: elegant and put together, but still fun and charismatic. I would describe this as sweet, slightly powdery, fresh, floral. The first time I wore Reflet it reminded me of something I already owned: like an elevated, niche version of Prada Paradoxe Intense. They have zero notes in common, but the general structure and texture is similar. I sprayed them next to each other: Reflet is warmer and drier with a woodier base, while PPI is fruitier and sweeter. It makes me think of a shirt that you like so much you buy it in pink for spring/summer (PPI) and goldenrod for fall (Reflet). Since sampling several fragrances from Ella K, I have noticed that the house uses an ingredient or fixative that I find somewhat scratchy and irritating- it always seems to dry out my throat. However, this has been my favorite of the bunch and the only one I’d consider purchasing.

THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PERFUMES THAT I HAVE EVER SMELLED. You know you have found your signature scent when: 1) You've picked another perfume to wear, but wish you could rewind your day and spray this instead. 2) You get told by your other half (who is indifferent to perfumes) how good you smell multiple times per day while wearing this, and compliments from random strangers flood in as well. 3) You feel like the scent bubble this creates quite literally puts you on Cloud 9, with a mood changing boost of confidence. Naturally sweet, honeyed florals that radiate all day long like you've poured nectar from The Garden of Eden on your skin. This perfume just needs to be experienced for one to understand... or maybe we should just keep this little treasure to those who have been fortunate enough to find it to ourselves Excuse me while I declutter a few bottles to purchase more backup bottles of Reflets Sur L'Okavango.

Imagine walking past a beautiful girl with fresh washed hair that lingered and projects. Not saying it smells shampoo-like.. it gives slight resemblance of Gisou hair mist, but for your body (& hair if you fancy) --better imo. If honey in perfumes doesn't work for you like me this is def worth a sniff. The amarula liquor gives off the same feel as honey, but with the papyrus and acacia flowers it's truly a unique blend I didn't have in my collection. This scent radiates especially in the heat yet versatile enough that can be worn all year round day or night. This gem is underrated & unforgettable

I almost want to keep this secret to myself, but I also want this perfume to sell so it is never discontinued! I love yellow florals but I do not like honey when it smells sticky sweet. But this has such a NATURAL sweetness. It smells like pollen and nectar. I really don't think it smells like a designer scent, it's too crisp and organic. Now I have to start saving up.... This smells like one of those extra-warm days in early May where it almost feels like summer, but the spring flowers are still new.

The Okavango, a river in Botswana which inspired this splendid fragrance. Its delta is famous as the "elephant cemetery", it seems that the older specimens instinctively head towards this indefinite place, to die far from their family, their clan. A mystical place, a meeting of death and life. The life cycle that repeats itself. This is a strong fragrance, which on my skin appears clean and green, slightly floral, very pleasant. Very high class and elegant, ended up on the wish list.