Amal

A deliciously heady white‐floral scent, warmed by a touch of amber that gives it a sunlit, golden quality. It has a distinctive character, unique enough to become a true signature fragrance. I own both the body oil and the parfum, and for a floral, they’re impressively long‐lasting. I like to apply the oil after an evening shower, and the scent still lingers on my sheets when I slip back into bed the next night. It’s a beautiful choice for everyday wear, yet it can just as easily be dressed up for a date night. While it leans spring and summer, its brightness makes it tempting to wear year‐round as a reminder of warmer days. I’ve received several compliments from family and friends, which only confirms how special it is. If you enjoy perfumes like Glossier You, Phlur Missing Person, or JHG Not a Perfume, you will most likely enjoy this youthful and contemporary musky floral. I love the sleek and minimal packaging, that the bottle size is great for traveling and that this is a brand focused on full ingredient disclosure. This smaller brand kindly reached out and sent me their products, but I’d happily spend my own money on them, they’re that lovely.

Love that it’s EWG verified but it smells like an air freshener. Very screechy.

Surprisingly good. Synesthesia-wise, it’s high-pitched, thin consistency, bright, and fast. Very light blue and white. Warmer than it is cool, but not by much. Wide awake, not sleepy. Clean but not soapy, like perfume-y shampoo. Being in a wildflower tall grass field, squinting against the sun. For me it’s one of those vague nice perfume smell fragrances — inoffensive, standard-issue “smells good.” It does not smell like Bvlgari Omnia Crystalline, but it’s in the same category in my mind. A little goes a long way, a single spray is strong and lasts. It does not smell like other fragrances that market themselves as clean/nontoxic. I really like it.

Hotel cleaning solution vibes? It's clean, but I wish it smelled more natural.