Mighty Bear

To me, Mighty Bear reads much more amber-forwards than woody. It's all warm, resinous and vanillic, with that signature ambery undertone that evokes a vague nuance of sweet-saltiness without actually being salty. I wouldn't call this a gourmand by any means, but with that said, the thing it reminds me of most is a freshly baked ginger-spice cookie. The kind of not too sweet, slightly molassesy cookie that's carried by its rich, warm, earthy spices and high-quality vanilla. This is sweeter and more casual than a scent like MFK's much-loved Grand Soir, but for me it fills a similar niche as the kind of cozy, comforting 'sweet warm amber' scent I want to wear to bed in the colder months.

A beautiful elemi-forward amber with a hint of what almost smells like anise in the beginning, thanks to the sesame. I bought it in honor of my big, bear-like Caucasian shepherd, Horus. The warmth and comfort of the scent makes me think of those enormous paws, enamored eyes, and awesome snuggles. Mighty Bear for the win.

More a sweet, plush teddy bear than a mighty one. A resinous, softly sweet opening envelops and soothes. With moderate, gentle sillage and all-day longevity, it gradually settles into an increasingly creamy, calm vanilla base. A beautiful, comforting fragrance that radiates an aura of ease, safety, rest, and relaxation.

Perfect for winter and Christmas. Patchouli comes on at first spray with a slight citrus note. Vanilla and patchouli give a warm, melted-chocolate nuance on my skin. Sandalwood leaves a vintage vibe, like classic wooden furniture in a grandparent's home. It is warm and sweet but not overpowering for me.

This is a wonderful scent. It would definitely lean towards fall/winter. It opens with a citrus, but quickly goes into the woodsy patchouli. It ends with warm, woodsy and I smelled a hint of cinnamon. This fragrance is not getting the attention it deserves. Warm, inviting and spicy.