Cannabis Eau de Parfum

As a patchouli lover, I adore Cannabis! Because this scent has nothing to do with cannabis, it’s mainly an earthy, green, fresh, wet, warm and spicy patchouli forward fragrance. If you want cannabis, this ain’t that! If you want a moderately strong patchouli perfume with peppery, citrusy facets and a woody, soft base, give this a try. It’s nice and it’s an unisex, tame patchouli scent. For a patchouli dominant perfume Cannabis is fairly light and close to the skin, without being a skin scent like most of Malin+Goetz perfumes turned out to be on me. I wanted to love this house after hearing The Perfume Guy talking highly about Strawberry, but because all the fragrances are so weak, I just can’t...This one and Leather are the best in my opinion, but I wouldn’t buy them unless I could get them for half price, because they simply don’t worth the full retail price! Most of patchouli fragrances that I have or tested are long lasting and proper strong, this company couldn’t even make their patchouli perfume have a decent longevity! I am sorry to say but none worth full prices and I don’t recommend buying anything from them, unless on sale! Malin+Goetz proved to be an absolute let down for me!

This is the definition of a gender neutral fragrance. This is also the definition of a fragrance that can easily become the signature scent of many. Not cloying, not annoying, not obviously "cannabis". More elegantly woody with pleasant citrus. I usually dislike patchouli but in this fragrance, patchouli is wonderfully blended to make it mimic cannabis. Magnolia must be the "creamy" touch added to the cannabis. (Don't worry, it's only mildly mildly creamy!) This fragrance reminds me of Santal 33 but not as powerful - in a good way. (I loved Santal 33 when I initially smelled it on a friend but after smelling it everywhere, it became overbearing and a little nauseating. When my friend would hug me, I could smell Santal 3 days later on my scarf and couldn't stand it anymore.) I have been wearing this fragrance for 2 hours now and it still smells very pleasant. It is more woody than it was in the beginning. Curious to see the performance of the fragrance oil. Will most likely purchase. (I would love to smell this on my boyfriend as well!)

This is honestly a really nice fragrance that sort of blends my favorite elements – a zesty citrus opening, a peppery kick, and a warm, woody dry down. The initial notes of bergamot and black pepper are strong, which kind of set the stage for this scent. The base notes of cedarwood, patchouli, and sandalwood provide a lasting warmth, making it perfect for colder months. What honestly surprised me most was the subtle smokiness mentioned in the description. Unlike typical smoky fragrances (which I tend to dislike), it adds an nice layer without overpowering the composition at all. If you love the Cannabis candle, you'll love this... even though you are missing that incense-y sensation you get from the slow burn. In essence, if you love bright spice and woods, this is for sure a fragrance worth exploring. It's sort of become a winter staple in my collection, which is a departure from the ordinary for me. And you can usually find this fragrance on sale at plenty retailers so I think it's a great price for what it is.

Vast emerald rolling hills, river and sky mirroring each other in crystal blue hues. Air so fresh it begs you close your eyes and allow it to permeate your senses. Cannabis by Malin + Goetz takes me to the Scottish Highlands. Zesty and clean without a trace of soapiness. Black pepper and patchouli add spiciness that stays through the duration of wear while bergamot and magnolia offer brightness. Cedar and sandalwood ground and soften the composition. I imagine Jamie from Outlander radiating this scent after a hard fought battle and then subsequent bath at Lallybroch. Don’t let the name scare you off; there’s no thc or even a real cannabis note here. If you are however looking for a scent that packs a maryjane punch, I suggest Byredo Open Sky. 🌿

This was one of my first fragrances, and it's been a go-to since day one. It's definitely not "cannabis," as the name suggests—the only real similarity to cannabis is the spicy, earthy, woody scent. It does well as part of the year-round rotation, although it leans more toward fall/winter use. I've tried the EDP and perfume oil rollerball versions, and there's no huge difference. The EDP is slightly better, but I prefer the convenience of the rollerball. The performance is decent, the projection isn't great, and it'll last close to the skin for 6-8 hours. It's classified as unisex, although, in my opinion, it leans more toward masculine. Overall, it's an excellent starter fragrance, and for the price, it's a must-have for any rotation.