Sienna Brume

This is the first fragrance I've tried from the Aussie owned Mihan Aromatics line. Sienna Brume opens with a creamy, very natural smelling coconut, and fresh juicy cucumber. I've never smelt cucumber in a fragrance before but it is delightfully fresh, bringing lightness to the coconut cream. The cucumber note fades on dry down, and we are left with a pretty linear but high quality coconut oil on light wood. I wish the cucumber lasted longer but the fragrance is still lovely enough without it. There are other notes listed in the pyramid, but I can't pick up on any of them so I won't mention them here today. Sienna Brume is a pleasant and addictive, creamy coconut fragrance for those days when you feel like wearing something a bit different but not too complex. Light enough for hotter weather, yet creamy enough for cool weather. I think I'll try to get my hands on a larger sample of it or a small bottle as it does fill a gap in my collection.

What an incredibly beautiful fragrance! I am a huge fan! Got this as a sample an I am now desperately wanting the full size! It’s the perfect way to do coconut! It’s soft but not overly creamy. There’s no harshness and it’s super fresh because of the cucumber. It is a new favourite and I’m absolutely obsessed! I would describe this as putting on a nice coconut lotion, heading out for a bush walk and then it starts to rain. Fresh, green, coconutty. Just a work of art!

The smell of warm, slightly clean sweaty, sunbaking skin. 50+ sunscreen. The cucumber reads as aloe for me, like the aloe gel you put on after getting burned. Beach cricket in the background, saltbush on the rocks behind you. It's great, but I prefer Kirra Curl for a more interesting beach take, or Warm Sands Blue Ocean for a photo-realistic beach scent.

This is so stunning! What a fantastic blend of coconut, not sickly or artificial, just amazing. Has made me so excited for Summer here in Aus!

This is a gorgeous coconut dominant scent with a tiny bit of wood at the end. The longevity is amazing. Coconut is pretty much the only thing I smell outside of some fleeting sandalwood and cedar notes that come in from time to time as the scent dries down. The coconut isn't sweet - it is a true coconut and it intensifies and concentrates as time passes. This fragrance is not particularly unique, and it's not something I could see myself wearing more than a couple times a year on the beach. There is a very distinct sunblock-sand-flip-flop vibe to this that I would be out of place elsewhere. But it's damn good if you're in the market for a coconut perfume. And having smelled Tom Ford Soleil Blanc to infinity and beyond, I can affirm that there no similarity except for the vibe. To my nose, TF is a synthetic mess in comparison; this is leaps and bounds beyond.