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Slightly Green, Slightly Woody, Slightly Sweet, Slightly Floral, Slightly Spicy Smells like eating a shortbread biscuit slathered in fig jam while taking a bath a greenhouse. It makes me feel luxurious in a natural and indulgently relaxed sort of way. It's not a pretentious luxury but an everyday indulgent simple pleasure sort of luxury. This is well blended scent to my nose, as I do not perceive one accord as being more domineering than the other. I get the fresh citrusy green opening, followed by a honeyed sweet fresh spicy white floral and fig middle, and ending in a soft woody base. It is not linear but also not a scent the morphs drastically from opening to dry down, which truthfully I like. At all stages of the scent I can pick up on green, woody, sweet, floral, fresh notes, and get to experience a ripe fig tree in its fullness as long as the scent lasts. This scent seems to work in all seasons from my perspective, but I particularly like the concept of wearing it in fall. I think it can be a day or a night scent because it is well blended enough to not be offensive but also interesting enough to be intriguing for the night. Sillage: 3/5 Longevity: 3/5 Projection: 3/5 Scent: 4.5/5 Leans feminine to my sensibilities.

This is such a great, wholesome fig! Sweet and jammy fig fruit on a woody base, with a little brightness from the citrus. Simplistic by design, yet absolutely scratches the "fig itch" I've been having. You get a little greenness from the fig leaf, but what's important (to me) is that there's so much of the fig fruit itself! If you're like me, perhaps you're looking for a true, warmer fig instead of the abundance of greener leafy figs available on the market. I can tell you, #415 may be what you're looking for. It's amazing on its own, but also incredibly layerable. You can layer over a sweet vanilla, or you can layer with a tea-based fragrance. Either way, it's just perfect.

I absolutely love this perfume but unfortunately it doesn’t last very long. Would be a 10/10 if it just lasted longer

The other reviews here have great info about this scent. I will add that if you like Jo Malone Dark Amber & Ginger Lily, I think you'll like this. It's missing some of the spice that the Jo Malone has, but the longevity and silage are better since Jo Malone is a cologne. In my opinion, 415 also has a close skin scent, maybe musk or ambroxan, that isn't in the notes listed. But it's not heavy or overwhelming at all. Noteworthy 415 isn't a safe blind buy, but certain fans of certain accords will really like it.

The opening is bright and green, slightly sweet and soft florals. It evolves into a sweeter scent, but not syrupy sweet. The slightly spicy florals are a nice counter to it making this feel like a very fresh fragrance. I feel like the fig is the star of this. I really liked this fragrance. Fruity, sweet, soft florals. Projection wasnt far, but I only did 6 sprays. I could smell myself on all day long as I moved around. It has been 12 hours and I can still smell this on my skin. A bright, happy scent.

To me this is a green fragrance. The fig is not the heavy, syrupy sweet note that many perfumes include. This is about the tree more than the fruit. Green, like fresh sap, a bit milky. It’s a beautiful fragrance. Versatile, daytime or nighttime. Sillage is not the loudest, it actually stays close to skin quickly. Very attractive, delicate and timeless.

Another loser from my Noteworthy scent test. Smells like body spray that girls in middle school would wear in the 90s. And that's after a blaring top note.

Smells sharp & medicinal or like cleaning supplies. I don't get any fig, green or ripe. Don't like it at all.

Regrettably this is a generic teen fruity body spray on my skin. It's sweet and inoffensive, but lacks depth or complexity and reads too juvenile for my tastes. The promised wood and leaf notes don't appear at all on my skin, and there's no green or cedar to be found. Definitely not for me!