Wallflower

I bought this perfume oil quite recently. These were my preliminary thoughts (I'm plundering and adapting my own description from the forums): I could detect the saffron, peony, candied orange, and a light smokiness (think: unlit tobacco). That's everything that's listed on the brand's site, but in a nicely blended muddle versus a standard pyramidal journey/ development through notes. I find this happens a fair bit with oils, and I don't mind it at all if the effect is pleasant, and it is in this case. I loved the saffron and amber for giving this some spice, heat, and coziness; the peony for adding a fresh touch, making this more versatile (choose your own time and season); and the unlit tobacco, or perhaps it's incense, for offering up a little air of intrigue. My impression at this time is that Wallflower is a really pretty, easy perfume to wear. Throw is intimate, sillage is none, but this has great depth of scent and is by no means slight in that sense. The amber glass roller is heavy and well made, probably the nicest I've had from an indie or small brand, and certainly nicer than designer travel sprays. Now that I've tried this one, I'm definitely going to be trying the others.