Karma

I can't believe I haven't written a review for this yet? It's been my signature since 2017! Citrusy, whimsy and absolutely lovely. On me it's warm, bright, and fun. Definitely reads a bit witch-y/mystical. I get lots of compliments when wearing this -- from strangers, acquaintances, and friends alike. My tattoo artist once commented on it, and she did not grow tired after 3h of having her nose in close proximity to my skin (thank fuck). I'm not the only one in my friend group who wears this scent, because we all love it and a few of us have a bottle at home. (Very convenient when visiting each other, hah.) The scent is different on us all, it seems to react very differently depending on one's skin chemistry. I love how it's almost personally tailored, but I would definitely recommend getting a sample/spraying it on your skin while in the store before buying a bottle for yourself. The bottle lasts me quite some time, even with daily use. Scent-longevity is very long for me, but I also use the shower gel and occasionally the body lotion from the same scent family, so it might be a bit shorter for you. However, this is one of those perfumes that change drastically when expired. It does not smell good (like, at all) when expired. The expiration date says 4 years on the bottle, but I think 3-3.5 years is the limit. So the only drawback is that it's not good for one of those "special occasion"-scents that mostly sit on your shelf. Use it up before it goes bad. <3 Love love love this scent, it'll remain in my repertoire for some time yet.

When I went to the Lush store for the first time to try out the fragrances, I was in there all alone. Needless to say, the salespeople had a lot of attention for me. They were very nice as well, though, letting me try scents on my own. Personally, I specifically came to try ‘The Bee’s Knees’ in my quest to find the perfect honey scent (which The Bee’s Knees turned out not to be that), so from there I was basically just smelling things based on the notes that I read on the cards. Patchouli is my favorite note, so I have a lot of patchouli fragrances at this point. I was not looking for a patchouli fragrance. For a while, I was holding onto my sample of ‘The Smell of the Weather Turning’, which I really loved that green, foresty fragrance, which was definitely such a real fragrance, unlike anything in my collection. But when I got my nose on ‘Karma’, it was kind of in that same vibe definitely also having a foresty vibe. Maybe it still is the patchouli that does win me over again, but for sure this is also unlike any patchouli that I have owned before. In my opinion, the orange and pine are equally as important as the patchouli note. It’s beautiful year round, and I would probably describe it as having herbal qualities as well. It does give a very similar vibe to simply wearing a fragrance oil, I feel. Lovely!

Omg, such an addictive scent... in SMALL quantities. For me, I think the key to this is to use one spray and one spray only, at the most! (I spray one go on my wrist and dab it all over hwrever I want it) Because the scent is A LOT , and yes you do get the incense-hippiegirl with scarves and Chai really easily, if you overspray it. But when it is subtle it smells sooooo nice, at least for my skin type. I feel it benefits from sitting close to the usual perfume vein areas i.e neck, wrists etc, so I would rather turn away the nostrile to get a little less for that one spray rather than spraying in the air and do the perfume walk ;) . We all have different skin chemistry of course, and for some people I can really get that this scent does not work at all, and can probably become really offensively cloying. However, for me at least, when used in a smaaaaaaall dose, it lasts forever and just gives a really nice low key vibe of myrrh from a Catholic Mass, on me a bit of ginger as well, a little tangy that way. And yes, very much dark chocolate orange, yum.

I've been wearing this perfume all day (shoutout to @AZGirl79 for reminding me it's in my collection) and the orange notes are just so beautiful. It's reminding me of an orange Crush, fizzy and brilliantly juicy. The colder autumn weather is really bringing out it's shine today. I would recommend this to anyone who is a fan of Lush. If you like their class of fragrances then it's almost guaranteed that you'll find a connection within Karma! Also, to my friend @AZGirl79, you took the time out of your day to write not one, but two separate reviews talking about how it smells like this perfume somehow has a "victimhood mentality" to it. LOL. Either you have amnesia or you're obsessed with imagining someone who lives a happier and more fulfilling life than you. Either way, it is weird. Seems like you should start keeping your vitriol to yourself, its clogging up the reviews! :) If I had nothing to do with my time I would also start imagining pretty women, maybe we have something in common after all!

Absolutely stunning! I am too into variety for a signature scent but I really considered it with this one. It hits so many points for me. Earthy, bright, a little spicy, a little floral? I feel like there has to be orange blossom or tuberose in this... I get a bubblegum floral note almost like in givenchy’s linterdit. Otherwise this is potent citrus, fizzy, sugary happiness with an earthy base that kind of reminds me of a dusty attic with wooden crates, old books and such. I’m a patchouli girl and don’t know how the patchouli is going over my head on this one.. it’s just too fruity for me to detect much of a patchouli bomb. It’s very balanced and the patch just offers a hint of spicy. However there is def something witchy tucked within the sweetness. It evokes a sexy, free-spirited vibe. This is a scent that tempts me to part with all other fragrances and invest in a bunch of house plants. Karma speaks to my soul.

Aromatherapy in a bottle Lush Karma perfume is more than just a nice scent - it can also provide an aromatherapeutic experience. Made with a blend of essential oils including patchouli, sweet orange, and pine, Karma perfume has been crafted to promote relaxation, reduce stress and anxiety, and boost overall well-being. The grounding and calming properties of patchouli oil combine with the mood-lifting effects of sweet orange oil and the invigorating scent of pine oil to create a synergistic effect. This unique combination of oils can help to clear the mind, enhance focus, and trigger positive memories or associations. It's important to note that individual responses to scents may vary, but if you're looking for a scent that does more than just smell good, Lush Karma perfume may be worth trying. Experience the aromatherapeutic benefits for yourself and see how it can improve your mood and overall well-being.

I've had various iterations of Karma over the years: the solid perfume, body cream, and liquid perfume. I remembered loving it: the patchouli - orange combination just being so comforting, and satisfying to wear. A few weeks ago I wandered into a LUSH store for the first time in ages, wanting to check out some of the newer perfumes (currently on the hunt for Turmeric Latte!), but also wanting to re-visit my old beloved, Karma. As soon as I inhaled, it was like a warm hug from an old dear friend: it smelled exactly as I remembered and I knew it was time to invite Karma back into my collection as I'm currently in the mood for COMFORTING perfumes, and Karma is very that for me. I also love its longevity and the fact it creates a nice scent bubble - not overwhelming at all. Karma is one of my favorite nostalgic perfumes of all time, and I think there will forever need to be a bottle of this in my collection.

Love it so so so much! It it super loveable, even my boyfriend loves it and uses a Lush Karma soap. It is suitable for any occasion in any weather. In cold it will give warmth, in heat it will make you feel special. This is certainly a scent of it's own kind. It does not remind of anything else. Blended to perfection, I don't expect for anyone to point out that they feel orange or patchouli or pine specifically, rather it is a beautiful integral scent. If I try very hard I could say that I smell patchouli, cinnamon, pine, orange, resins. But this perfume is not those notes. It is itself, the Karma. It is rich, versatile and beautiful. And it gives cool hippie chick vibes, in the best way possible. Perfect longevity and sillage, performs very well. Only cannot wear it too frequently as my nose goes scent-blind on it. Also, cannot spray too much of it directly on ny skin, as it is a bit sensitising.

the best way i could describe the top notes of this scent is being high as fuck, burning incense hoping it's covering the smell of weed (it is not) and you're drinking room temperature orange soda. and i say this as a high compliment, pun intended. i literally just put it on so i have no idea how it'll continue to smell but i don't care, i'm literally in love with this perfume. 100000000/10 <3 edit 6 hours later: i've realized that the soda scent comes from the pine and it does vaguely remind me of pinesol but i love it. also the scent is STRONG, it took 4 hours for the massage bar to wear out the citrus scent and leave the earthy pine behind. i showered before the fragrance itself could do the same. also, i really love the final leg of the perfume, it's earthy and herbal. almost spicy even. i would love a version of karma without the citrus, or even less. my previous rating still stands though

The scent of abundance. Karma makes me so happy, and clashes with itself in the most endearing way. It really does smell like an entire Lush store in a bottle. This is definitely something you wear for yourself, like aromatherapy. When the world deals you a big fat flaming hand of garbage, Karma reminds you that nobody cares, and neither should you. Profound apathy and salvation via sinus searing force. Aroma(shock)therapy. More, please. Potent and long lasting. I have the 10 ml. spray which contains a compelling balance of fizzy orange, natural patchouli, and other botanical elements, as well as a hint of something like rubber or asphalt. I had the solid but returned it because it was too weak, orange-heavy, and stained my skin. Layers very nicely with other Lush perfumes for the ultimate idgaf Lush store effect. Awesome in the literal sense.

I am literally crying. This used to be my signature scent for a while. I was happy and carefree and also 18 years old. My happy time. I stopped wearing it as I moved to a country where unluckily Lush is not available. But Lush anyway was the best shop that I ever visited. Customer Servise was perfect, whatever I felt bored/sad/ or whatever it was this place always calmed me down and made me happy, yes, I was a very frequent visitor. For 10 years I could get my hands on this perfume. Now I got it back and I am the happiest person even, I CAN Feel myself AGAIN! Thank you Lush for that and please please please DO NOT stop producing this masterpiece. We have enough losses anyway, most of the best perfumes ever created are rather reformulated or discontinued! Thank you Lush for giving hope and bringing back the best ever memories that I had 😭😭😭😭😭

I love this perfume. I bought it today and I've allowed it to sit on my skin all day and I KNEW I had to write a review. The perfume smells like how Misty Day from AHS would smell, a lovely earthy citrusy scent only attained by spending time with herbs, I can only alike it to warm memories - a warm summers day as you have a picnic, the sun hits your face. The perfume transports you to THAT. It feels like I have to listen to Fleetwood Mac to wear it, it's definitely a great summer and spring scent as the northern hemisphere begins to warm up, the smell is extremely clean and inviting, a perfect mix of deep and light as it successfully combos a deep herbal scent with a bright limey/citrusy smell making you smell like some sort of clean earth witch. I 10/10 recommend to anyone who would love that sort of vibe.

When I first smelled Karma in the store, it weirdly reminded me of fresh masa: something I haven’t seen mentioned, but I loved it. Then again, maybe I associate patchouli with masa because I once lived with a hippie who nixtamalized her own corn and made her own tortillas. I sampled it while I was window shopping in historic downtown with my ex in peak-fall (think Gilmore Girls in fall), so it brings back all those good feelings too. Best worn while browsing antique or metaphysical shops, a day at the pumpkin patch, or at night, at a concert. The citrus keeps the patchouli and resin from being too heavy, but it’s still too incensey/witchy to be a signature for me. I usually prefer photorealistic florals and nature scents, but Karma holds a special place. My now-and-then fragrance.

I feel mixed on the opening of this but the dry down is delightful and lasts. For me the opening is like an orange slice that was left out with a flat cola, with something that gives it an almost metallic edge..? It takes maybe 10 minutes for the inital smell to fade into a really nice soapy, citrus with a touch of incense smell. I really like spraying the perfume in my hair so I get wiffs of it throughout the day when I move. Its edgy and works well for wearing at my job in a head shop. I love citrus smells and I wear this when I'm feeling a little more androgynous. Update: I've had this one for only around a month and I've already gone through 5 ml.. I'm addicted. I also wore this on vacation so now I have a good memory attached to it, Yay!

If Karma was a piece of visual art it would be a poster of a drawing by Aubrey Beardsley done in gradations of purple with delicate, swirling lines of orange, green, and yellow. This is what San Francisco smelled like during the Summer of Love. Poetry aside, I own the lotion and Karma has amazing longevity. I love it. I asked my husband what he thought and he paused long enough to guess what the correct answer would be, then said he liked it. I'm keeping the fragrance and the husband. There are a lot of fragrances that are said to be patchouli based but in most of them it's pretty weak. This is your hippy patchouli right here. Not dark, stuffy headshop, but hippy girl in the sunlight. Some people don't like this girl. Alas.

Ten years ago i almost fell in love with a person who's signature perfume was Karma. Since then, I've owned a 50ml bottle bought in 2018; one from 2022; a 50ml bottle and a solid perfume of a veeery old batch with the old label, a 10 ml and two solid perfumes of a very recent batch. I need to say: they all feel different. Different colours, different blend Newer solid perfumes feel like a sparkling Fanta in a jar. It's cute, but it's absolutely not what i was looking for. The older is the batch, the more intense is the colour and nicer is the blend. The old ones give this mysterious oriental note that feels like incense, very powerful, very feminine. The newer ones smell more like individual notes, sometimes even synthetic.

I used to hate this perfume in the early 2000s but now I kinda like it. To me you either need to be an earth girl or a bit older to be able to pull this off :D The orange-y kick at the beginning melts quickly into the hippie Incense scent we all know from esoteric shops. It is deep, mysterious, a bit resinous, quite linear but boy has this power. Sometimes it also reminds me of PEZ :D The only other Lush perfume I ever tried was Dirty and sadly the longevity was not there. I believe Karma is one of the stronger ones. Not a safe blind buy! But a lovely, very specific fragrance for the boho people (it is very unisex). I am considering getting a decant. Update: I got a 30ml on Vinted and I am in love!

Absolutely stunning. I love patchouli fragrances so this is a no brainer on how good and important it is. The opening, which lasts quite a while on me, smells only like oranges and a wet patchouli with some pine hovering in the background. The dry down is where the fragrance shines where the only two notes I pick up are just patchouli and orange and it creates a beautiful serenade to my nose reminiscent of a headshop filled with oranges, or I just stepped into a citrusy swamp. This is absolutely not a blind buy but if you enjoy intense patchouli fragrances, this is an absolute must buy. The price isn’t too bad either for a 30 ml so you wouldn’t be losing a whole lot if you decided to blind buy it.

For some reason theres a note in here that almost gives me a headache in the initial spray--which is a shame because I LOVE the dry down on my skin. I can't tell if its the orange or the seemingly secret ingredient labelled "perfume" at the top of the ingredients list. Performance wise this is my only perfume lasts the whole day on me, even when I get rained on and wind blowing on me on a motor bike my boyfriend can smell me from the front seat with just 1 spray lol. It's herbal, woody, spicy, dark, and very hippie. This is so nostalgic for me though, when I was 19 and living in Manila I used to walk around malls eating ice cream and just sniff everything at a Lush store.

One of my favorite Lush scents. The orange is reminiscent of syrupy orange flavored cocktails, string lights on a porch, and a woody breeze. Perfectly unique and earthy. I usually don't go for green and earthy scents but this one is just perfect. It is literally like that first plume of smell you get when walking towards a Lush store in a mall. side note: the comment below mine is super weird lol. Don't they know that the hippy liberal feminist is a big part of lush's target audience? I imagine make-believe the girl in their mind is living a nice life haha. After all, if the supposed hippie compound smelled like Karma I think I would be convinced to join them too ;)

Karma is more than just a scent, it's a whole experience. And yes, it is a love or hate fragrance. While I've received compliments wearing it, I've also had a colleague remark, "something stinks of wet earth around here!" 😄 Fair enough, the patchouli is strong. What you mostly get is orange, patchouli and pine tree. And no, they're not perfectly blended, but that's the magic of it! It creates the mood: You are a witch walking barefoot through the pine forest on an early autumn morning. Everything is still damp from the rain, and the sun is just starting to break through the trees 🌲 BONUS HACK: Layer it with the Lord of misrule if you have both :)

Starts out soapy and the "clean, showery" smell lingers for me, however over time it starts smelling more like orange and incense and herbs, which I absolutely love. It performs very well in terms of sillage and longevity, and I find the price point to be fair, another Lush banger. HOWEVER be careful with spraying it, the juice is a dark orange and putting it anywhere but your skin would probably be problematic, sometimes I even feel it stains on my skin because I'm pale and at first it looks like I just have an orange splotch on my neck, I have to carefully rub it in haha, might not be a problem for you though if you're not also sheet-white.

I can imagine this scent being a love or hate type of a fragrance. The most usual compliment I get when wearing it is that I smell like a forest. And yes, I consider it a compliment. This is an old school fragrance in the best sense of this word—they don't make scents like this anymore. It's deep yet luring, tantalising yet playful. Fir adds something so unique to the spiciness of base notes, and citric accords in the head turn it into a "wearable patchouli". It is truly such a unique scent that is warm and cooling at the same time, although for me it will be forever connected with winter and festive season.

aperol spritz with undertones of nail salon. i love this scent. it’s just. Orange. distinct new-age quality about it. a woman who wears this is a woman who’s going to sell me salt rocks she claims to be selenite and i will buy them. a man who wears this will indoctrinate me into his sex cult and i will join him. the fir and patchouli keep this scent from being too orange creamsicle. strangely- i find it’s complimented by hairspray? the woman who runs the new age shop near me bestowed herself an urdu name, handmakes dolls of faeries, and claims to have gone to atlantis. this smells like her shop.

My friend wears this layered with Nemat's Egyptian Musk and I always wondered how she manages to smell like incense all the time, it made me so jealous... She wears the liquid spray version but I got the solid perfume and I feel like the bergamot comes through more noticeably with the solid version. Not complaining though, it's lovely, the patchouli is so perfect for me, I could sniff it for hours. This scent makes me feel like a cool, mysterious art student who still smells like the incense they burn in their room. Really really nice. This feels like an all season perfume to me.

I totally see why this perfume has so many mixed reviews. It’s very unique like most Lush scents. I first fell in love with the soap, it filled the whole bathroom with this bright but somehow retro scent, I also get the hippie vibe associated with Karma and now that I read the reviews I realized I also smell some kind of soda-ish scent in it, that’s what makes it so bright and happy. You will be noticed wearing this perfume I guarantee that. It’s confident yet funky, long lasting and unisex. Not for everyone, depends on how it smells on the skin but I love it so much!

"Take a trip to London in the 1960s as clouds of groovy patchouli mingle with uplifting Brazilian orange and Siberian fir needle oils" Never has a better description been given for a fragrance. I adore this. Feels like a joyful, carefree springtime walk down Portobello Road. Reminiscent of hippie shops and artsy cafes. A fragrance for the free-spirited city slickers. A delightful combination of orange blossom, nag champa and a hint of warm cinnamon. Timeless retro. I would wear this fragrance every day if I could, but I want to save it for my happiest days.

OMG, what a perfume! The first words that come to mind to describe it would be unconventional, dark, mythical, timeless and mystical. The name chosen is perfect for what it represents. I would use the inverted fragrant pyramid: warm spicy, coniferous, balsamic, sweet, patchouli for a better characterization. Elemi and cinnamon sweeten the fir and pine resins so that the perfume is perfectly unisex. The patchouli note is just like a veil spread over the other notes, like an indestructible link between the present, the past and the future. 10/10

first I had the balm version which I absolutely love - it's sooo orangey, slightly spicy. sweet, but not too sweet. terry's chocolate orange if it was made with dark chocolate and of good quality. but the spray is slightly different - I love it, but it's different - maybe just my particular balm and spray, but to me, the patchouli in the spray is stronger, and it's less sweet, and has some soapiness or alcoholiness or something. noooo complaints though - will likely be wearing this daily for a while! great longevity, moderate to weak sillage.

We took a bar of Karma soap (it was a gift) on our Honeymoon to the Maldives. It reminds me of that just maried glow and of taking outdoor showers suspended over the Indian Ocean and looking into the clear blue sky. The long and short of it is that I am HEAVILY biased, so do not take anything subjective from this review!!! However, as others have said before me, Karma has an incredible ability (I imagine this is partly down to its potency) of instantly transporting you somewhere else, and for that, it will always be incredibly special to me.

This is so sexy, I normally only really gravitate towards sickly-sweet vanilla/ bubblegum/ sugary perfumes but this is surprisingly incredible. The orange in this is stunning and I loveee the woodiness of it in the dry down, the patchouli is absolutely there but not in a 'sweaty armpits' way but rather a very 60s-70s way? The projection is great and it lasts all day on skin and longer on clothes. It's definitely not one I'd wear to the office, but totally one I'd wear out in the spring and summer. It's such a lovely sunny fragrance.

Both the liquid and solid are my partner's signature scent. It drives me crazy. I feel so lucky to associate him with such a beautiful and divine scent. It's playful, it's sunny, but it's also dark and so sexy. As a color it's a dark translucent amber, and the orangey glowing shadow it creates when sunlight passes through it. Its been a few months since I've seen him, but the scarf he knit for me last time I saw him still smells like Karma. One whiff is all it takes for me to feel held by him again. Longevity is eternal on fabric.

Karma was a blind buy for me based on reviews here as I wanted a proper "hippie" perfume and I am so pleased with my purchase. Again, as so many Lush perfumes, this is not for everyone. You have to be quite confident perfume wearer and be OK with it that your perfume most likely will not be complimented by others. Karma is very unique scent and Lush has managed to bottle just what they say - the swinging 60s (or what I imagine it smelled like). It's odd, it's funky,bit smells like lemon cleaning product...but it just makes sense!

I just bought a vintage bottle - the half moon bottle with the gold cap. It’s a lot richer than the current sunnier version. It’s actually surprisingly a bit more opium/cinnabar that the current version. I think it’s been toned down over the years. I think the current is still great though. For some strange reason I feel that people who wear this would be both interesting and kind. Maybe it’s because Lush staff are always so friendly, accepting and helpful? Anyway a great retro choice for the inner 60s hippie in all of us.

I've been wearing this since it came out. I've had all the variations of it: perfume, solid perfume, soap, shower gel, etc. All the different perfume bottles from the over the years too. It still makes me feel young and full of confidence, and happy. Many people over the years have asked me what it was and have purchased it for themselves thereafter. I just love it. I don't wear it all the time; it is strong, so not good for the cleanroom I work in, but it really makes me feel like I'm my authentic self when I put it on.

Karma is so well balanced. It is full of vivacious patchouli, brightened with orange and pine, and then lovingly mellowed out with some relaxing lavender. Dare to not care about who this perfume may offend. Some folks out there will shy away from this scent because of the amount of patchouli that it contains. Karma makes me smile! It reminds me of how my skin smells on a warm summers day. If it puts a smile on your face and a pep in your step like it does for me then don't shy away! I wear my karma with pride.

Really heavy, warm, intoxicating, spicy. I like the old-fashioned vibe created by the vintage lemons enforced with lemongrass. Which are then soaked in sugary patchouli with a pinch of cinnamon. There is some sweet resin too. I have a collection of conifer trees but I cannot smell any pine here whatsoever. Or lavender. Probably because it is overpowered by other notes. Overall: nice combo, nice layering, nice relaxing/SPA vibe. If you are not afraid of perfumes with a strong character, go for it.

I loveeee karma. It is orangey, earthy, and smells like heaven on earth to me. I first smelled it on my best friend, and I had to ask them what they were wearing. & now I wear it too... It is like a comforting hug- maybe because I associate it with my beautiful, wonderful dear friend. It is grounding & it brightens up my winter days. My only qualm is the longevity! I find that the scent doesn’t last very long. If I spray it on before bed it is gone by the morning.

Love this perfume!! Longevity is great, sillage is reasonable, and I get compliments on it regularly. Starts out as a spicy, slightly herbal orange soda and fades down to a sweet patchouli. On nights out I layer it with l’interdit rouge by Givenchy and end up sniffing myself all night. I don’t think it’s a blind buy or for everyone necessarily, but it’s so quintessentially hippy and lush— there’s a reason it’s stuck around for 30ish years!

I’m surprised that it hasn’t any orange blossom or jasmine among the notes! This is so lovely , when I first tried it , it smelled like a hippie shop then it turned out to be so addictive, now I have the whole collection from this line ( soap bar , shower gel , lotion, fragrance) , but be careful with the perfume since it has a beast mode projection, this is the kind of fragrances that can easily give someone a headache, so spray wisely.

my first love :) been buying this since way back when the bottles were much more beautiful (rest in peace early 2010's maximalist flair.) i think over the years they've slightly tweaked the formulation, the patchouli used to wear a bit grungier on the nose, and i say that with much yearning. patchouli forward, soapy citrus, almost cola from the right angle. leaves a lingering spiciness on clothes for days. love forever bury me in this

This is my signature scent and one I don’t think I’ll ever grow out of. Earthy and warming, it smells warm. Orange and cinnamon and patchouli and pine on a crisp Autumn evening, cosy next to a fire with a book. Smells wonderful, makes me feel wonderful, and am constantly getting complimented on it. Such a depth of ingredients, so much so that you find you notice the scent continually as it changes the longer you wear it on your skin!

The fizziness of the orange is so addicting to me. I first tried this scent as a body wash and returned to it years later to wear as perfume. I don't always gravitate towards patchouli or incense as it can be pretty heavy and give me headaches, but this is blended beautifully and feels fresh. The hippie scent of my dreams. Just be careful, this is an easy one to overspray. The sillage can be deceivingly large.

i really don’t get the hippie scent from this at all. for me, the most distinct notes are the citrus, cinnamon, and pine that come together to create a warm and flirty combo. it’s really delightful but i can understand this not being for everyone- lush perfumes and body sprays are crazy strong! oddly enough, i like the karma solid perfume a smidge more. it’s great for layering with other warm + musky florals!

Gorgeous aromatic fruity scent -- think zingy candied orange and clementine peel with nutmeg and cinnamon to cut the acidity. Although it works well in the hotter seasons, the orange is just perfect for the crispness of autumn. I could imagine the witches from Hocus Pocus cooking this up and wearing it. Would repurchase over and over, perfection. Longevity is insane too, always a compliment getter.

I LOVE this one. As a child of a Deadhead, the opening takes me right back to the coastal hippie shops we used to frequent (I still do). It is also THE scent of Practical Magic Summer. I was very surprised that beeswax wasn't on the list of ingredients, as the dry down smells VERY sweet and sticky. Almost honey-like, but dirtier. Very nice, especially when layered with the body care!

It's off-putting in a way that im kinda obsessed with. a "look at me" scent for sure. potentially too intense for daytime. one spray is more than enough. it smells like a yoga studio, if you huffed nag champa, a metaphysical shop. who ever is wearing this is artsy, cooler than you, and more confident than you ;D the solid version doesn't last as long and is less offensive

I treasure this perfume. It smells like heavy curtains and 90s whimsigoth aesthetic, flowy skirts and incense, reading books in dusty libraries, crackling bonfires, smoking weed and having deep conversations all night with people you will be friends with for the rest of your life. I wear this perfume if I want to make memories, or maybe it's the other way round.

This is my mum’s signature scent and it’s lovely. It is not my kind of scent at all but it indubitably smells amazing. It is very much a hippy flower child scent but I find it has something about it that smells very clean, not too musky or incense - y like so many patchouli fragrances are to me. Possibly it’s nostalgia speaking but I adore it - on other people!

This is my favourite fragrance by Lush, along with Goddess (big patchouli fan here). This scent is strong, bold and in your face. In my case, this fragrance never fails to draw compliments or at least invoke a, "What is this you're wearing?" from friends. I'd wear this if I want to feel bold, sexy and mysterious. Definitely not for the faint of heart.