No. 4

I bought this one because among the other ones I tried that day in the shop, I loved the aromatic but sweet note. Green, fresh but tender a bit naughty. It makes me feel happy on a sunny spring day. I think I'd love it for summer as well thanks to the touch of mint. The presence of hemp is interesting. It's hidden in the sweetness but it provides character. After using it for a few days, I find the same odeur from a sauge in my garden. That's why I liked it in the first place probably. However, I do find the scent too linear. It was by then I figured out this serie was designed for layering. Well, the shop owner didn't mention this. Cause I guess she's not convinced to sell at this price a bottle for layering too. At 240 euro for a bottle of 100ml, I'll expect a piece of already well tuned work. For me, the scent lasts but rather subtle. I feel it from time to time. Again, I like it but It's over priced.

That's a solid fragrance for summer. To me, it smells like tart rhubarb and fresh mint. It's actually a great combo because it doesn't smell like bubblegum mint. It's really more of a herbaceous natural type. Like freshly cut mint you'd put in a cold glass of water. Just so you know, the two notes I'm mentioning were actually what was indicated on the website before the pyramid was revealed. I guess Di Marino worked more on an impression. It's a great one. I don't know about the sillage but it has great projection for a freshie.