Osmanto Shock

I find this to be comfort in a bottle, one spray and i instantly feel more relaxed. One of the most beautifully blended concoctions i have ever set my nose on. I absolutely adore it

Definitely a smooth operator for a fruit perfume. It’s a floral peach milk shake that is heavy on the milk, light on sugar. As it dries down a leather accord appears giving this a fruit leather vibe, but keeping its creamy aspects. Osmanto Shock is very approachable, easy to wear, friendly. The kind of leathery perfume you could wear in a crowd during summer and not choke anyone out. Maybe that sounds like faint praise but it’s not. This is a perfume you have to sit with a while and wear a few times before its slow and easy nature starts to feel unique. Lasts 7 hours on skin.

this is fruity but not in a childlish way, is like a grown version of a fruity perfume I have always hated patchouli but new notes does it in the best posible way, here it adds like a minty-earthy note that grounds and rounds the whole thing big love

What a stunning drydown, warm and sweet osmanthus flower. Unfortunately, the composition to this point is just not what I like. If only it smelled like that drydown throughout.

Strong scent of osmanthus and jasmine underlined by white grapefruit with vanilla, white floral, sweeter and powdery, more for women, may evoke sunscreen on the beach on colder days when the wind blows. Surely not animalic or deeply sensual in my opinion, maybe only the sunscreen lotion applying part is bit bodily-touchy oriented.

This smells like the bookstore in a specific fancy mall I’ve been to as a kid. I don’t know how else to elaborate but it just does. Not a fan personally but it did take me way back to my childhood which was interesting.

I am really not one for yucking someone's yum, but this fragrance has been awful to wear today. My spouse concurs and he hardly ever comments on what I am wearing or testing. I also never like to use "mature" or "granny" to describe a fragrance, but here I go. This perfume smells like your grandmother over spraying herself for church on Sunday morning and you are trapped in the car with her. The floral notes seem so dated. If only it had more of that fizzy/spicy element to it that is so barely detectable on me. If you like this, the sillage is great and the longevity is also great. If you dislike this, it will be stuck on you for a long time.

Smells like grandmother cream and past date cosmétiques . Ca sens le vieux et la moisissures en crème horrible

Pretty fragrance. In the opening you clearly get the citrus and pink pepper and the peach in the mix too keep it from being too zesty and to add sweetness. I personally feel like some of that fizziness from the pink pepper and maybe a little citrus does hang around the fragrance even when it gets sweeter in the mid there's still a little zing to it. Overall impression, sweet, fruity, fizzy and some woody notes also in the dry down. I don't know if I get any distinct floral notes, certainly everything is pretty well blended. Does have an overall osmanthus vibe as the name suggests, but it is hard to pick apart distinct notes, aside from the opening which smells exactly how you might imagine looking at the fragrantica top notes.

Smells like a body butter. Very creamy. To my dissappointment the peach is not noticable, perhaps far away as a dried peach/apricot kind of way but mostly just smells like a heavy body cream / butter smell. Very round.. pleasant but strong also.. the drydown has a very soft touch of well blended spiciness added to the creamy smell. Doesn ́t smell young or flirty, it ́s an adult fragrance, suits day or night since it is strong and has some projection and added warmness from the soft spices.

Yeah, I love peach and osmanthus, and I'm always searching for perfumes that don't do the standard white musk combo (ugh). This one doesn't do that, but instead uses vanilla. Not a fan. Maybe it's the type of vanilla, I don't know. Maybe it's the tonka. I definitely get enough peach, but this creamy vanilla/tonka thing... I don't like it. There's something almost coconutty also. Nope, not for me.

I feel the naming here is a mismatch, as nothing comes across as shocking at the composition. Overall a pleasant fresh osmanthus, but barely noticeable peach notes for me. Sampled in store at Liberty. Ps: Would redirect you to sampling instead the masterpiece that "Queen of the Sea" is from this House.

Osmanto is there...somewhere. I think it is drowning in a sea of oily, heavy tuberose. This is very sensual and demands high heels, red lipstick and mood for intimacy. This is an animalic tuberose with a hidden core of baked peaches, spiced with some cardamom and vanilla. This is a bomb. Beware.

This smells like my favourite childhood scented stationery!!! Once spray and all I can see are sweet CareBears printed on frilly paper... I love it but don't know if I can wear it as a real perfume.

Really interesting- osmanthus is having a bit of a moment and I found this an intriguing addition but ultimately not for me. Selling the New Notes discovery set on Mercari if anyone is interested.

I'm not sure why I'm getting beach vibes from this. I love osmanthus, but it seems drowned out by the cananga (a form of ylang, which I also love) and jasmine. Need to test this some more.

I just saw the 'Cananga' note on the pyramid. Of course, Cananga odorata is the Latin name for Ylang Ylang. Is there some reason for Fragrantica having two separate notes?

Really well blended, complex perfume. When smelling cant say or identify seperate notes, unique. Will definately buy it as only tried in a store. My desire no 1.

This is beautiful! Smells almost exactly like Chinatown from Bond 9. Soft, creamy, so buttery and feminine. It’s divine!

this is ylang and peach on steroids, a vintage dna cleaned up and made to the max