Master X Master

I purchased this for $15 and honestly I’m shocked that this isn’t popular! I only found it by chance prowling on Fragrancenet clearance pages. First off, the bottle is stunning and it comes with a stand, if you’re a Monet fan especially you’d love this. Packaging is gorgeous and looks like a wooden art supplies box! It’s very floral, a bit tangy or sour but with a soft sweetness and the most subtle spiciness to it. This last a good while, I can smell it after 5 hours or so. I don’t feel it projects beast mode, but anyone around you can pick it up. Although I found this to be a unique perfume, after it’s dried down it reminds me of like a sweet version of A Scent by Issey Miyake, which I fell in love with so I layer them to add a bit more green to this! It’s inoffensive for the office and any occasion really. Perfect for spring and summer! Whenever I spritz this on I can’t help but sniff myself! I’ve received compliments on this about how pretty it smells. My art aficionado friends love the bottle and I keep it in my art prints area so it can be appreciated along with everything else!

This perfume is an absolute stunner—fresh, floral, and delicately sweet, yet with a refined elegance that makes it feel effortlessly luxurious. It has that 'expensive' aura without being overpowering, striking the perfect balance between sophistication and charm. A true hidden gem in the fragrance world! I’m honestly surprised it doesn’t get more attention. This beauty is quickly becoming my signature scent for spring, and I can’t get enough of it!

50 year old straight man, this leans feminine but I really like it and I think a Man can get away with using this. On the dry down it evens out nicely. If you like fruity florals you can pull this off.

This is what the movie "The Secret Garden" (1993) smells like. It's dewy, floral, slightly sour, sweet, and gentle. Dreamy stuff, I love it. 10/10 Edit: Notes above are missing lily of the valley

I am not sure why this isn’t more popular. The floral is so fresh and has great longevity. A bouquet of mixed flowers in the spring.