Blue Moon

Wooow it is a very special but beautifule perfume. Yesterday I went to a niche store and from 100 perfume this was the best for me. I have at least 60 perfume but this is something new. Its Love at first sniff. First basil and bargamott with a hint of mint then the flowers and cedar- very good job, masterpiece! :) On me it's lasts above 12 hours and it has heavy sillage. EDIT: After 2 mounths I can say it's still perfect. Now the weather is warmer and this is more better...a heavenly creamy beauty! First the basil with the Mint then bergamot and cedar and the peony...a very well mixed uniqe perfume- it can be unisex but little in the woman side.

This fragrance reminds me of their own Flowers (edp line), it certainly has its dna, but this, being an extrait of course is smoother and classier. I also own Flowers and it is more sour than Blue Moon, but the prominent note that I detect is the same: lily of the valley. Too bad, longevity and silage wise, even though it's supposed to be an extrait, but it stays close to the skin (i wear 6 spritzes), and good only for about 6 hours... Maybe it's my skin chemistry, or maybe it needs a little more time to get better.

Ok....I need help....I received a carded sample of this with my purchase of something from Histoire de Parfums....and I tried this.....and according to the carded sample.. it's in the rock and riot collection....called blue moon.....but it CANNOT be this one. The one I have is almost all iris and Ylang Ylang and maybe cedar. I got zero citrus in the initial spray...so either...the one I have IS a different one....or it was labeled incorrectly

So I received my bottle today and to me this is slightly sweet but fresh and Spicy basil rose scent. I can smell the Rose note and spicy peppery basil the most. The spiciness comes from basil, it’s the basil that already has flowers blooming, and it gives out that’s slight spicy floral peppery smell. At the dry down, the Rose is more noticeable and the spiciness mallows down, it becomes slightly powdery. Reminds me of two fragrances I have smelled before and it’s Cicuta by V Canto - more of a velvety sweet rose than blue moon and Kilian Woman in Gold - a little softer less spicy. Overall it’s very nice and does have a very niche quality scent to it. Quite unique even tho it reminds of those two. I love how it changes on the skin, and sillage is very pretty every time I move my hand I can smell it. Also a little goes a long way, it’s pretty strong, don’t let the notes deceive you, it is not light and airy and fresh like at least I thought it would be.

The Alice In Wonderland version of a fragrance. It's like the olfactory embodiment of the Very Happy Unbirthday scene in the Disney cartoon--cheerfully deranged and clamoring with peculiarities. Unisex and unconventional. A fragrance that pulls in every direction, by turns candy-sweet, minty-cool, herbaceous-green, elegantly-floral, freshly-spicy, brightly-citrusy, and smoothly-woody. Every note in the breakdown is present and accounted for, and they all think they’re the main character. Each note blends amicably with at least two others, but the whole fragrance simply refuses to settle down into any sort of sensible configuration. The olfactory equivalent of every member in a marching band grooving out to their own personal favorite riff (and having a great time doing it). Curiouser and curiouser. I kind of want a travel size of this. Partially as a novelty, and partially because I actually like its offbeat playfulness.