Worthy

Worthy is truly a masterpiece in fragrance—an absolute 10/10 in my book. From the very first spritz, it envelops you in a warm, inviting blend that feels both luxurious and comforting. The standout notes for me are the delicate white tea, creamy vanilla, and rich amber, which create a beautifully balanced scent that is both sensual and sophisticated. This fragrance leans more towards a warm, gourmand skin scent—soft, alluring, and effortlessly elegant. It’s the kind of scent that makes you feel both confident and irresistibly captivating, without being overly familiar or generic. There's a distinct originality to Worthy that sets it apart from mainstream fragrances, making it perfect for those who want to stand out in the most refined way. While I’m still testing its longevity, my initial impression is sheer obsession. The depth and warmth of this fragrance make it an absolute dream for me, and I can already tell it will become a signature scent. If the wear time holds up, this could easily be a lifelong favorite. Whether you're looking for something cozy yet sexy, or sophisticated yet unique, Worthy is an absolute must-try.

This is my current signature scent (that I want to gatekeep admittingly). It's a beautiful, intimate powdery scent that smells just like a bag of powdery marshmallows with a touch of rose to keep it mature and elevated. The tea is more in the background and it's more a powdery marshmallow fragrance in my opinion. The projection and longevity is pretty weak, but this scent profile in general requires a more delicate, skin-like projection so I think it's perfect. Unlike most of the marshmallow hype that the gourmand trend is hopping on, this fragrance isn't sickly sweet or dense. It feels like a cloud of vanilla sprinkled with marshmallow dust and powdery rose petals. Such a cozy fragrance!

I totally get the bag of marshmallows that so many others mention (specifically those mini, colorful ones). It's mostly vanillic, with a subdued ambery/powdery undercurrent on my skin. I don't get any green notes. I have the dry oil perfume spray and it lasts 3-4 hours on my skin, the sillage is moderate for about the first hour, then intimate only. I think it's a "cozy" scent, an olfactory nuzzle. Not terribly unique, but very comforting and an easy reach. It reminds me of Aerin's Amber Musk, with an added heavy dose of vanilla. I do NOT think it smells like Kilian's Princess because, at least on me, the tea is much more apparent in that one.

Wasn’t sure what to expect from this fragrance but I do love a good skin scent. This is more fragrant than say DedCool Extra Milk and Riddle Oil, but still subtle. This is what I expected Jo Loves White Rose & Lemon Leaves to smell like (but that one was nauseatingly heavy handed on rose and lemon). This is powdery, with fruity rose, and a slightly green leaning vanilla. I’ve just got my decant a day ago and have been wearing to see how it gels with chemistry. Not a complete love at first sight but there something I keep coming back to as interesting about it. Seems like a perfect chill day kinda fragrance or non obtrusive office scent.

a gorgeous scent that's hard to describe - musky but not overpowering, vanilla but not too sweet, amber but not too intense. sillage is not strong, at least with the dry oil spray - i have to overspray it if i want it to be more than a skin scent. but it's truly a beautiful everyday scent, safe for work but sensual enough to be a nice and cozy skin scent in the evening (though it wouldn't be my first pick for a fancy night out). i would recommend it to everyone as a blind buy or a gift scent, it is very versatile and smells more expensive than it is!

Worthy is a perfect 10/10 in my book! This is such a beautiful cozy woody scent. The notes that stand out the most to me are the white tea, vanilla, and amber notes. This is my dream scent. To me it’s more of a warm gourmand skin scent. This is something that will make you smell gorgeous and sexy but also original and not like everyone else. Not sure on longevity yet, so I may down my rating later if it’s poor, but by smell alone, I am obsessed. This is my dream scent.

Cozy, sweet but clean kind of vanilla! It’s not an over the top, in your face dessert vanilla (personally I love that so I wouldn’t be offended anyway) so I find this so lovely and relaxing for before bed and safe to wear at work so I don’t suffocate anyone. It does have more floral than I expected but I think it balances the vanilla well. I can detect all the notes listed on the table (shocking) and it lasts around 5 hours so not bad

It's a very soft crowd pleasing cozy clasic vanilla but not a cheap vanilla like found in Bath & Body Works. There's soft powders present with a baby kiss of florals. It feels like iris playing peek a boo with your nose. Feels like Egyptian cotton spun on brand new high thread count sheets with your favorite warmed soothing drink in a massive sized mug, all while in a 5 star hotel in Aspen on the slopes in a Dior ski suit.

This is BEAUTIFUL! It’s everything I WANTED “Princess” from Killian to be. It’s sweet, powdery, fresh from the tea note. It’s girly and clean but still sexy AF! It’s an all weather scent too, not too heavy or too light. JUST RIGHT! I’ll be buying a full bottle as soon as possible!

Personally, I think it makes me smell like how hands are after working with cookie dough. A sweet white tea scent. My boyfriend got the floral notes before any of that and thinks I’m crazy.

Powdery, but nearly identical vanilla to Gold + by Commodity; if you have one, you don’t need the other. [I’ve only tried Gold + ; can’t speak to the OG Gold or Gold -]

Smells like a london fog latte. Sweet, tart, earl grey tea. I don't pick up on the vanilla. One of my favorite winter perfumes.

Worthy by Moodeaux is pillowy, powdery vanilla perfection! A delicate green vanilla. The kind of vanilla that smells clean and calming. The most prominent supporting note is the white tea; it gives the fragrance a lightly fruity aroma. In addition, the airy orange blossom and sweet rose notes add a feminine, floral touch. There is an herbal lavender in the background, but it's done softly. The bottom of the fragrance is done to perfection. A smooth, warm woody base that lends itself beautifully to the vanilla, still present at the end of the wear. Worthy is an intimate fragrance. It's gentle enough people might only get a whiff of you if you're quite close. Very easy to wear to the office. Even more, I consider this a signature. I great winter and spring scent too, especially if you are a fan of Goddess by Burberry but want something lighter and powderier.

The initial spray is so pretty. I love the white tea. But then it quickly fades into a sweet vanilla scent. Stays close to the skin and doesn’t last very long. I’m not a huge vanilla fan so this one isn’t my favorite but it is inoffensive and most people will like it.

The vanilla is very overpowering but I can smell the white tea and a little bit of lavender and rose as well. I like that it's different & less gourmand than my other vanilla perfumes for days when I want to wear vanilla but don't want to smell like a sugar cookie.

This is a great everyday fragrance. I mostly get white tea and vanilla. The vanilla is quite dry, not sweet at all. It gives a lovely warmth. Paired with the skin oil it creates a beautiful trail. It does sit very close to the skin.

a sheer musk that mimics the powdery and pillowy sweet smell of opening up a bag of marshmallows. it’s fluffy, comforting, and soft, perfect for spending a day indoors and lounging in bed.

This was a gift, and not something I would have chosen for myself - I usually avoid wearing vanilla scents as I don’t like smelling like cupcakes or frosting. Fortunately, this is not that kind of overly sweet or cloying vanilla gourmand. While it’s not my style for daytime wear, I like this as an occasional bedtime perfume as it’s comforting and promotes sweet dreams - especially on cold nights. Last night, I put it on with my pajamas after a day of wearing JHAG’s Not A Perfume, and, for the first time, I could really detect the lovely rose and other floral notes that are usually overwhelmed by the dominant vanilla on me. After 7 hours of sleep, the vanilla was still present in the morning.

On first spray, all I get is cool-toned vanilla and powder. As it settles, a faint trace of white tea emerges alongside soft florals — fleeting, before it retreats back to powdery vanilla. On me, it sits close to the skin and remains fairly linear. I appreciate this take on vanilla — powdery yet green — but I wish it leaned further into its contrasts and highlighted the more unique notes with conviction. It hovers between classic comfort and something more unconventional, yet never fully commits to either. It’s pretty, it’s pleasant, but it doesn’t leave a strong enough impression to warrant a full bottle for me.

I grabbed a sample of this hoping for a sweet, vanilla syrup scent. On paper it seemed OK and on my skin I finally nailed the chemical undertone I was smelling: neoprene. This smells like I opened a bag of marshmallows and started snacking while getting a wet suit on. It's fine but it's not for me.

I did not expect this to be so insanely sweet. It’s a thick vanilla that suffocates all the other notes. I’m a gourmand lover so I’m not saying that in a bad way; it was just surprising.

I have been reaching for this scent almost everyday. It combines all of my favorite notes, tea, rose, and vanilla. It smells effortlessly clean & comforting. Makes me feel complete. It is my favorite green vanilla I have tried (even more than Angelique Noire). While yes, Angelique noire is a masterpiece, this lasts as long, smells just as good, and is a much MUCH better value. If you have one you do not really need the other, it scratches the same itch while not smelling exactly similar. This has become my signature scent!

This one's a little difficult for me to describe, but it's a little green, a little floral, a *touch* medicinal from the lavender, and has a good dose of vanilla that balances it all out andgives the fragrance a very fluffy, cozy feeling.

Nice dryish vanilla with some perfume-y backing. Floral, soft vanilla, borders on powdery. Reminds me a bit of Orchidee Vanille, but not nearly as nice. I'll use up my decant, but it's not exciting or different enough to get more.

I love a good orange blossom, and this with the marshmallow is so beautiful. I wish it projected a little more. I really get a simpler, less grapey love dont be shy with a more lean in light fluffy marshmallow. This is so pretty.

Sweet and powdery fluffy vanilla. Makes me think of opening up a bag of marshmallows and that powder that covers the marshmallows kicks up a bit and you get a nose full of that scent.

This is a tart, soapy vanilla, and it also reminds me of milk by dedcool. The tea notes are detectable too.