Spring 20

This fragrance is lovely, but of course maybe it is all tied to memories. I wouldn't say it is the most complex perfume of all time but the strong combination of contrasting smells makes for a surprisingly successful duet. The bergamot is a very bold top note that carries for a long time. If you don't like bergamot/lime/related sour citrus, this is not for you. There is an aggressive character to the top note bergamot here. But it calms down to a milder and persistent and long-lasting lime, but by no means sweet. Like a margarita with no simple syrup or salt. You're presented with this bitter margarita not on a beach, but as you enter a cool and humid Japanese forest on top of a mountain. The cedar is very intense, but enveloping and warm and fully unisex. If you aren't a fan of cedar, this is not for you. (This perfume may solve any moth problems you might have.) What's so surprising is that the aggressive citrus notes carry really long, and blend harmoniously with the intensive, warm cedar. They remain distinct notes. Recommended for a bold woman or a sensual man, office or evening.