Mood Indigo

A quiet, lovely scent. Not a banger but a well-balanced expression of cedarwood and incense, with red pepper off the top. And not a synthetic, in-your-face cedarwood but a pleasant background to a layer of frankincense. Since I first put it on I've been captivated and while it can be worn year round, it really suits fall days and warmer winter weather. I would recommend even more heartily and entirely without reservation were it not that -- on me, at least -- it does have great longevity or sillage. But while I can smell, it puts on a smile on my face.

An underrated gem. The best cedarwood perfume I have ever smelled. It's not the cheaper cedarwood that reeks of pencil shavings, this is a very high quality white cedarwood that echoes throught the whole duration of wearing. All of the raw materials in this creation are perfectly blended and balanced. Mark Buxton has an exceptional nose that can decipher thousands of notes and he is a master of fine creations. I encourage everyone to try this. Also, La Haine/ Blow Up/ The Virgins and Love Exposure from this series.

I like it a lot! I would have guessed there was cumin in this, as it has a spiciness that reminds me of Le Desert Du Morrocain by Tauer. The incense and Musk are very noticeable for me. The geranium, chamomile and water lily blend together in a kind of amorphous way. The spiciness is obviously the red pepper. It does remind me very much of a cross between Le Desert Du Morrocain and Eau de Gloire by Perfumes de Empire (?). Well done..

When I die, bury me in Mood Indigo. It is the perfect mix of sacral incense and subtle smokiness, blended together with the chamomile and musk that makes me feel as though I'm transported to a medieval church, admiring the burning incense from afar. I am a huge sucker for incense/olibanum/myrrh and Mark Bruxton hit the mark on this one. One of my all time favorite fragrances.

Obvious catholic church vibes (incense), spicy, lingering, silage close to skin, love and will get a big size soon. My favourite incense along with room 1015 Purple Mantra. Both are lingering in a transparent, not overwhelming way. Love.