n,841

This fragrance is one of my favorites. It's very sugary, lemon, and fresh but not like a cleaning solution. The green notes balance this scent out. I do not get any hints of powder or musk when I wear this all day long. It reminds me of a Lemonhead candy a bit. I have figured out that I do like unisex scents. A man could definitely wear this. I've had this for a year now, but wanted to take my time before writing an honest review. First full sized bottle I ever bought from Noteworthy (at full price unfortunately) I layer this with lotion that has notes of sugared lemon, coconut, and whipped vanilla and it makes it perfectly feminine. Don't be afraid to layer this perfume. It's excellent for people who love citrus scents in my opinion.

Noteworthy was one of my first forays into what has now become an all-consuming hobby in perfume, and I think it's a good step that gets you smelling something outside of what you can find in places like Sephora. I got n,841 in my customized Noteworthy sample set and ultimately decided I liked it well enough to get a travel size with a coupon discount. That being said, I find all of Noteworthy's fragrances to have something of an alcoholic overtone upon first spray. I believe this speaks to the overall quality of the fragrance (medium low). That doesn't mean a perfume can't be enjoyable - I think we've all had some body sprays we have loved - but take this into consideration when thinking about making a purchase. I think these are priced a little high for that level of quality. This scent in particular is a lot of lemon, bergamot, and cedar, with something a little warm and a little less of something a little aromatic. I do find myself wishing there was more tarragon, because I like that note and it's relatively uncommon. Overall, it's nice. It's unisex and clean, but not in cleaning product kind of way. It settles into something very wearable and it's... nice. Not spectacular, not offensive, just nice. Like others have said, I think there are similar fragrances you've smelled before, and ones at a better price point with better staying power. Taking the dollar-to-value ratio and performance into consideration, I'd call this a 6.5. Might be a 7.5 otherwise. Maybe worth a travel spray, but I wouldn't spring for a full bottle. 6.5/10.

Refreshing and clear. It’s more zesty than 307 thanks to the strong dose of lemon. You must like lemon because that’s pretty much all you get for the first minutes. Then slowly transition into a smooth combination of musk-woods-light herbal with a subtle lemon note. Sillage is not that great but longevity is a solid 6-8 hours. It’s very fresh, for daytime, easy to wear. From the four samples that I got, this is the only one I like.

This is a nice unisex but masculine leaning fragrance. The sample card really set the mood for this and instantly reminded me of a summer spritzer drink - sweet at first but you get that tarragon that almost brings that crisp freshness similar to like a mojito. It’s definitely something I’d love to smell on my husband this summer but probably not my cup of tea.

Maybe it has been done before but in its defense, it's well blended, inoffensive. It doesn't smell cheap. I would LOVE this fragrance on my husband, I just don't like unisex fragrances in general. It's very unisex, leaning towards masculine. Very nice, very pleasant: light, clean. I might actually get it for my husband.

I did the noteworthy scent finder. I like more woody and smoky scents. I was sent a bunch of florals! bleghh. They sent me 4 more to pick from! I LOVE the 866 for my hub. Super sexy. And I love the 551 for me! I will definitely order 2 of the big bottles of these! Yum!

Opens lemony and remains that way, with a tinge of herbal notes. Lovely and simple.

This fragrance opens with a vibrant burst of zesty lemon, creating a bright and invigorating first impression. The citrus quickly gives way to an aromatic heart, featuring notes of cedarwood and a prominent herbal quality, likely influenced by the tarragon note I get. As it dries down, the fragrance settles into a warm, skin-scent of amber with a dry leather accord. This clean and refreshing scent has a distinctly unisex appeal, perhaps even an American character, as it maintains a crisp, clean profile, avoiding the muskiness or florals often found in French fragrances. While the sillage is subtle, the projection is moderate, creating a personal and intimate aura. This makes it ideal for office environments or travel, where a more discreet fragrance is preferred. Bottle is recyclable because you can remove the atomizer, which also makes for easy decanting! Overall, this is a well-crafted fragrance for those who enjoy a clean, herbal scent with moderate performance

A light musky lemon peel wreathed with fresh cut herbs. Very clean and right out of the shower feeling. Reminds me of a lot of citrusy hotel shampoos. It's pleasant but doesn't much stand out. I've been a little disappointed by the selection I was sent. Most everything I have smells slightly soapy and citrus fresh. Not usually what I'm reaching for. For those who do reach for that kinda fragrance it could be a good line up. So far each has little projection and dry down very straight forward. No story is told other than generic cleanliness and bowls of ripe citruses. And they're very expensive. Not sure what else can be said.

Classic, Light, Pleasing Smells like sipping lemonade under a cedar tree in June. This overall a very light clean scent. It is something I think a lot of people will enjoy and universally pleasing. I think I had an Alterra shampoo that smelled very similar to this once. Could be a great grab and go freshie, office scent, or for those who do not want to be overwhelmed by a fragrance. Sillage: 1/5 Projection: 1/5 Longevity: 2/5 Scent: 3/5 very average Leans unisex

It's an unassuming pleasant aromatic citrus scent, but I don't find anything that would make me prefer it over the literal dozens of other bergamot dominant fragrances out there, many of which are less expensive and perform better.

Sharp. Cooler. Bergamot cuts into the lemon immediately. The cardamom and cedar, so green and woody. Surprisingly fresh for something with so many herbs. The sage and pepper are present, not overwhelming. Warm, very airy and clean. On my skin it's too loud and too peppery. The sharpness overwhelms the brightness and though it opens green, it becomes a spice rack.

Lemony cleaning product at first that changes a little into a clean and cool musk. I don't get most of the other notes. Kind of burns my nose. Unisex leaning masculine. Not for me.

This opens in a really lovely way, with a fresh citrus-herbal blast that stops barely short of being a cleaning product; it's natural, fresh, and quite pleasant. The undertones that come out on the drydown share some DNA with 307, which is the only full bottle I currently own from Noteworthy (and I love it dearly).

First impressions: Boring. I'm bored. Bergamot, cedar, citrus like that hasn't already been overdone. Versace Man, Light Blue, blah blah blah. You've smelled this and you didn't feel compelled to buy it then, so don't now AND it's more expensive than dg light blue + versace man. lmao.