STARDUST

A sparkling, vintage breath of air on a cold winter’s morning. Aldehydes and violet bring to mind a fresh powdery snow. This is a clean, peaceful and serene fragrance dripping with some kind of parodoxical sophistication. I really dig it.

This is 100% unisex, don't let the white florals scare you away. If you like powery scents you will absolutly love this.

Stardust is a powdery, aldehydic fragrance with an almondy and vanillic undertone. The floral aspects are subtle, tying together with the aldehydes to create an airy, clean impression. There’s a tension between ethereal lightness and cocooning warmth.

Lovely. Starts out with strong soapy aldehydes, dries to soft creamy musk, and sweet violet throughout. It reminds me of creams and lotions from back when everything was more heavily scented. Feels almost a little strange to wear it as its own perfume, like a more involved version of these "freshly showered" scents, but it's beautiful, delicate and magnetic. I have recently been attracted to powdery fragrances in concept but struggle to enjoy them in practice, and so far Stardust is the one that works for me on all levels. It hits every mark of what I theoretically want a powdery fragrance to do (sweet, soapy, a little floral, musky, delicate), while also being actually pleasant for me to smell - not as straightforward as it sounds!

An aldehydic, musky violet with a heap of oakmoss thrown in, for good measure. I've never smelt anything like this before, and I saw this in a neutral manner. I'm not quite sure what to make of it... The aldehydes are a little too strong, I feel, and as such, I'm inclined to say no, but it is unique in that I have never really encountered anything like this before... Recommended, at least to try...