Moon Safari

The fragrance collection is named Memo after her memories collected from various parts of the world. The owner, Clara Molloy, is a book publisher. The perfumes are inspired by her own travels and memories of aromas experienced on her trips. Moon Safari is very zesty, a fresh opening with hersperide notes (4 citrus fruits mingled together). Very airy and summer like, but warm at the same time. Add some green freshness (vetiver,sage,lemon verbena) onto a warm base (tonka). It's beautiful and very wearable, with a good sillage and a decent longevity. Not your average citrus scent: Refined and exclusive. I like it. Very lovely retro packaging with a golden label over a very simple tall, vertical bottle. The only con is, alas, the hefty price.

SO nice and so expensive. A more sofistictaed, luxury and bold version of CK One (the original Creation). I would be happy to receive it as a gift, but cannot justify a full bottle.

I have a decant of Moon Fever and Moon Safari and these can not be treated as sustitutes, Moon Safari reminds Xerjoff Uden while Moon Fever is all about citrus and neroli

I finally got my first order of niche samples and decided to try one of them every day. The first one I randomly picked up was Memos Moon Safari. I'm not so good at recognizing the notes but the first ones I picked up was very citrusy and herbal. First impression was quite sharp and a bit too masculine for my taste. But now I really enjoy this scent. I sprayed it about fifteen minutes ago so I can't really comment the longevity yet, but I give my rates later. A lovely day-time summer fragrance to share with you partner! 4 hours later: now it has turned to something slightly sweet and frech spicy. It's probably the tonka beans.. not that I really know how a tonka bean smell, lol

Well it took me long enough to figure out that Moon Safari is now called Moon Fever. I've been using Moon Fever, thinking it was a different fragrance. Anyway, it's really good. Starts off with a citrus blast. Continues with lemon/orange throughout with a somewhat soapy drydown. It does smell herbal, but I'm not getting tonka bean, leather or vetiver for that matter. Lasts 8+ hours on my skin. A woman in my office loved it, and she actually doesn't like perfume that much. If you want a slightly soapy citrus scent with great lasting power, you should try this.