Luna Goddess Tree

It's a great unisex scent but I wish it was more aquatic as per the bottle design. Instead it's spicy, woody and soapy. Initially I was impressed to detect the mint, tea and moss but over time all I could smell was cedar in the opening instead with no top notes, so it starts too much like headache-inducing aftershave and I only begin to enjoy it by the end of the day when only the musk and sandalwood is left which is much more complimentary on me. Basically I wish they isolated the dryoff and paired it with the ocean instead of a forest.The sillage is moderate and it lasts forever on my clothes.

The dry off in this one is so good, I surprisingly really like it! The tangerine and bergamot really shine in this with the first spray. The mint isn't too pungent but leaves a bit of a spicy tinge to your nose before dry off. The dry off leaves a nice and clean scent with the cedar and tea becoming more prominent. I agree with g0rebloom that this is quite refreshing!

This was definitely a blind buy, the sillage is moderate however at least to my nose, longivity is short to moderate or my nose has to go on a sabbatical from perfumes for a while before I start using it again and perhaps my sensitivity to it will improve. The scent is most certainly unisex in my opinion, what I think a beautiful, androgynous merperson would wear. It's very gentle on my skin and while I usually have more citrus on my skin, this time it comes off as a gentle spicy aromatic with a very "after shower" freshness to it, typically it dries down to a clean, skin scent. It's not super unique, and even quite familiar as if you've smelt it somewhere before, but for the price it's certainly quite wonderful. It's very well blended as I cannot exactly pick out any individual notes from it, and the musky coriander perhaps is what mixes with the moss, tea and cedar to give it this wonderfully gentle "dreamy day by the ocean" scent - it's oceanic but has hints of moss and "green" in the blue. If this scent was a colour, I'd give it a teal shade, like you're swimming in a reef and have crystal clear vision in calm waters. I tend to layer this with Guerlain's Herba Fresca to lend a more refreshing profile to it, though on it's own it's also very subtle and beautiful. I'd buy it again definitely, hopefully it wouldn't sell out and be discontinued as Flower Knows has a knack of doing that when they come out with a new line. Also, the bottle is a beauty to add to my collection, I'd definitely be keeping at least 1 empty bottle in my collection once they phase out this scent.

This is actually quite good for how affordable it is. Nothing amazing, but nice. The initial spray is not great, but the drydown is lovely. It has a clean, unisex, soft of radox bath salts type scent. It's quite light and delicate, although there is a 2hr scent bubble where you get nice whiffs. The bottle is beautiful to look at, which is the main reason I bought this, but the lid is light plastic, so perhaps not what you might be expecting. It's a good fragrance for the price though.

Surprised at the lack of reviews here! This is strangely strong and bold for such a pretty, aesthetic brand. Super marine, like ocean spray with a heavy soapy note. The bottle is beautiful, but so is the scent. Typically masculine but not heavy at all, it's refreshing.

It smells nice, it's fresh. It's like I went to a pharmacy and they were making mint tea. I don't like that the smell doesn't last long, though. There's no smell for an hour or two, just a little bit left on the skin.

Look, if you’re buying this perfume, you’re probably buying it for the appearance of the bottle rather than the smell. But take my advice, if you want a mint chypre for women, this isn’t a good introduction. Not a fan. Little bit of a mix between some powdery unisex deodorant, hand sanitizer, and a failed attempt at a women’s chypre. For those not familiar with perfumery, I’ll say at the least on my skin there’s not an authentic green tea smell. it’s more of a lemon-y cedar-y powder perfume. The mint is not interesting. You are better off trying “You Or Someone Like You” by ELDO.

Are you someone that doesn't like flowery, or cloying sweet scent? Then this is the scent you need to have from this brand.this blue bottle gem opens citrus fresh but not too harsh, then it developes into somewhat ozonic, oceanic airy whiffs of lightly minty, almost unisex scent. The vibe you kinda get from Davidoff Cool water for women is how i can closely describe this. I enjoy this scent cause it is really pleasant and light. Not strongly citrus, not too herbaceous, just nice