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.

Good green and slightly bitter fragrance. It doesn't smell of any cannabis that I'm aware of. I have the convenient oil rollerball, and performance is mediocre for an EdP. However, good quality ingredients for year round use, that are classed as unisex, but I think it's more towards the masculine side. It was good value, I don't regret owning it, and I would buy it again.

Soooo sexy, like an hot stoner line cook skater beanie dude who you know is a fuckboy but u still want them. Doesn't smell like actual weed, but captures the same herbal, sharp medicinal and kinda musky quality. Green and lush and steamy!!! When my bf wears this I can't keep my nose off of him, yum.

Not nearly as offensive as its name would suggest, peppery woody citrus smoothed out by a *subtle* patchouli. Truly unisex, relaxing and refreshing. Spa vibes. I wear this after the shower a lot. I fell in love with the candle first, which does have a little more edge to it than the perfume.

Gender neutral, masculine lean. This one’s pretty strong and people definitely take notice of it, compliment it. Woody and herbal, fresh+cozy. Doesn’t smell like za unfortunately. Smells like a beautiful intriguing stranger who walked past that you’ll never see again.

I like this one. Cosmopolitan, spicy, woody. Feels "dark" to me, but in a nice dry way, without being deep or musky. Wouldn't hesitate to wear it at the office or in social settings, but I wouldn't say it's generic, either.

thinking about @smellmaestro review about it smelling like a bisexual dude smells so good fav

This is a super nice perfume. It has something very addictive.

The oil version has been my signature scent for years and this is quite different / less likable. Oil version is more damp moss and intoxicating nature. This applies bracing herbal and woody that's thick with faint menthol. Saffron and pink peppercorn help lift. Opening is intense and clunky, but settles. Spicy vetiver becomes dominant while moss adds weighty loam. Zero cannabis, if that's what you're looking for, but excels at dank forest nature without citrus, sweet, or powder. Not too dry, but also not warm...more moody (but not cold or off-putting). Potency diminishes before notes harmonize. Oil version is a beast that has opposite effect. This is also dryer, like suede, and more woody than the oil. Overall this is fine/nice, but don't waste your time and only pursue the oil. 1ST REVIEW: The oil version was my sig scent for years (now replaced by Frederic Malle’s “French Lover”). This EDP isn’t as good. It has the loamy, wet forest note I fell in love with, but up close is dry soap/wood that’s too brusque. Overall, it’s more delicate and less densely spiced as the oil. The projection is actually quite evocative and more reminiscent of the candle that initially hooked me. Dissipates surprisingly quickly - polar opposite of oil. Too many downsides to justify what little it does right when the oil is so much stronger.

This bottle came to me in a blind swap. Mentally, due to the name of the fragrance, I was expecting something akin to the aroma of what you might find at party. Well, it's not like that at all - it's herbs and spices mixed with dry woods. While the cannabis itself may be present, I'm picking up something that smells like dry basil and kitchen spices which have been mixed with wood shavings in a light broth of patchouli. In regard to the woods, the sandalwood is more noticeable and cedar plays kind of a backing wood role, rather than the prominence it has in a a fragrance like Tam Dao. I'm not picking up bergamot at all and apparently, there's a white floral element but it's certainly a distant background player. I can't distinctively pick out magnolia and I'm working under the assumption that there is a white floral note, because it's listed by the manufacturer. While this may be listed as a unisex fragrance I find it to be more on the masculine side, despite the claimed floral element. I'm seeing this as being a unique addition to a collection which would work well as an office fragrance or for a casual night out. Projection is moderate and longevity is average. If you like fragrances like Tam Dao, CDG Hinoki and Wonderwood, you'd probably like this one as well.

If you are expecting this perfume to smell like cannabis you will be disappointed. However the notes in this perfume do evoke those similar smells of lingering fresh spicy woods. The black pepper and bergamot come on strong upon first spray and fade into a nice woody (cedar) smell once it has had some time to dry down. Decent longevity and sillage, but won't fill up a room nor last all day. Because of this perfumes brightness I'd recommend it more for the warmer seasons during the day, however it is acceptable in the night. My favorite time of year for this are those warmer fall days due to the woody base notes. It's like standing in a crisp cedarwood forest after fresh rainfall, highly recommend, just don't blind buy it. Try it on first at a Nordstrom, Neiman, Bloomingdales, or Saks. Go for the perfume oil over the EDP if you're looking for all day longevity.

Nice! I got a bottle of this for my partner after we sampled a tester set from m+g and this was the winner. I love smelling this on his neck. It's a good spring/summer, unisex but masculine leaning, clean citrussy yet spicy scent. It smells roughly the same in the morning as it does in the evening, though it is a skin scent by then. Work-safe, linear, inoffensive, fresh, classy. Longevity is good, sillage is moderate. Makes me think of a content and confident person who knows their self worth. Brings to mind open outside spaces, movement and adventure, big skies. The bottle design is minimalist and the bottle feels nice in the hand. The nozzle is good quality and gives a strong, well dispersed spray. Overall I think it's a safe blind buy, it's not groundbreaking or unusual, and doesn't smell of cannabis at all.

I got this as part of a fragrance discovery kit Malin and Goetz brought out and are trying it out for the first time right now. It’s warm, musky, peppery and smells lovely against my skin. I even smell a touch of tobacco perhaps but it’s a nice smell and kind of reminds me of the times that I was at the race track watching my father’s horse run and being amongst him and his friends after the horse had won its race. It’s not quite what I call masculine but I wouldn’t call it feminine either. It’s comforting to me taking me back to those days at the races and being around people after the race. Did they smell like cannabis? No but many smoked. It’s a woody smoke I can smell and it’s not that bad. I like it but I’m not sure if I would pay the high price for a bottle. I still like it though...🤨

I am surprised so many people are saying that the fragrance shouldn’t be called cannabis or asking where’s the cannabis. In most, if not all fragrances related to cannabis, patchouli is the accord or fragrance that they use to give that feeling. I thought that was common knowledge. As soon as I saw the name of the fragrance I looked for the patchouli in the note breakdown and when smelling the fragrance. This is a patchouli and cedar fragrance with some light spices. I can see how someone would compare this to Aventus but I wouldn’t compare the two. Aventus has a fresh opening and sweeter undertone. This reminds me More of molecule 01 with an added patchouli note. I like it but just like the other two fragrances I just mentioned I’m not in love with it.

patchouli so intense it almost smells like wormwood at first blush. when it calms down, it's earthy, herbal, and mossy with a pleasant woodiness. there's a touch of sweetness from the florals, a little hit of spice from the pepper, and the subtle bergamot enhances the green freshness. somehow it's got both a moist mineraly moss scent and a powderiness from the wood, simultaneously wet and dry, clean and dirty. fades off to a sweet, citrusy and peppery patchouli i do like this but i can't see myself wearing it very often. i think it's a bit too intense and weird for my day to day wear and patchouli just isn't my style

I am a citizen of a country where cannabis (or weed) is illegal. I have never encountered it before, and I am not sure if this is the scent of cannabis. However, I find it to be quite refreshing and a nice scent. It starts with a spicy black pepper and fresh citrus scent, and then it smells like freshly cut grass. People in my country describe it as the scent of high-end hotel amenities. It doesn't feel overtly sexy or alluring, but it does give off a harmless and clean impression, so I think it'll get a favorable review.