Evergreen

I adore this fragrance, mind you I'm a white flower (the classics) lover. After a lengthy (15+ years) sabbatical from fragrance (all related to workplace prohibitions) I've recently returned to the land of fragrance revisiting old faves and discovering new lovelies. Clearly it's been a long time seeing as this debuted in 2014 but what a charming and somewhat understated modern take on my favourite flowers. I've long preferred the "big name/heavy hitters" so this was an utter surprise. Such a gentle green interpretation of white flowers dominated by LOTV (which I adore). The first hour it stays soft and light on the white while the pear and pepper slowly emerge into the next hour. They don't overwhelm, just give some backbone to the delicate orange blossom. Initially I thought it was of minimal staying power but second time I spritzed closer to 6x and found it lasted a good four hours. The drydown into some of the most gentle sandalwood and patchouli bases I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. Yes, reapply throughout the day with little fear you'll overwhelm.

Such a delight, this perfume is fresh and sweet enough to make you smile and never wonder about what's in it. Suffice to say it gets you feel good and pretty, without being too soppy or sugary. What a pity that it does not last very long...and maybe, just maybe if it had a pinch more of pepper I would have found it tiptop and thorough

Morning spring garden bottled. As simple as that. It's lovely, amazingly subtle floral scent with lots of lily-of-the-valley, a bit of rose and fruits. 100% ladylike. It reminds me of a silky scarf, maybe due to creamy sandalwood base notes.

This is the fragrance that made me fall in love with green perfumes. It's so fresh, so green, so 100% spring. I usually think floral scents are boring and I need something sweet or musky to interest me, but this feels like standing in a just blooming forest. It's so fresh in a soft way, not at all in a sporty way. It smells like standing in the grass with naked feet and a white dress. I don't think it's fit for any season other than SPRING! I do have to say, it's less long lasting and has less projection than I'm used to. That just tends to be the way it is with more subtle floral/green fragrances. But I'd say it benefits the scent. This is not something that wants to be overbearing

Fresh and elegant, I mean REALLY ELEGANT. Fresh floral, great for office but also for a romantic date. And there's no exaggeration in it. It's like a kameleon - adjusting to the situation. The name is really telling - it's a typical "evergreen". If it had come out in the 1990's, I wouldn't be surprised. Being a modern scent, it still perfectly fits in the times from two decades ago, so universal!