Macrame

Macramè opens with a gorgeously refreshing cocktail of juicy pear, zingy bergamot and soapy apple blossom before the sweet and airy rose starts to take over. From here the fruitiness is subtly elevated through redcurrant, with powdery hints of musk whispering through the base. The scent profile of this fragrance isn’t very complex, innovative or anything new really - but it does smell very nice. The juiciness of the pear with the gentle touch of rose is very satisfying and enjoyable to wear. I imagine this would work very well in the summer, the light and airy nature of this scent would be perfect for a high heat/humidity environment. Overall this is a pleasant scent but I wouldn’t spend the money for a full bottle of this.

Rose patchouli musk, it really does smell like expensive rose-forward laundry detergent. My little sample is quite strong on my skin, but it tapers down after the first two hours. It's ok for what it is.

This is a pretty, but bland, mix of laundry musk, pear, and apple blossom. The notes listed here are incomplete.

I was excited to try it because I love rose and blackcurrant notes, but the combination of them with the laundry musk just doesn't work. Smells like a heavily scented detergent - not wearable as a perfume

Those comparing it to NR for her "should check their noses"