Desert Glass

If you have scent memories involving Sapodilla, you may find this scent irresistible. Sandalwood was not my favorite note until smelling it in this context. The opening is fresh and damp in a rainforest kind of way, like the rainy season in Costa Rica, or a Spring day in a Miami neighborhood that still has 50 year old fruit trees. The fruit note represents a perfectly ripe sapodilla...nature's brown sugar. The dry down is super warm, cozy, and highly aromatic. A delightful combo of notes which in no way invoke a desert vibe. This is a go to rainy day scent for me.

Cant get enough of this one. Never sniffed Mojave Ghost, no idea if it’s close, but I do really enjoy this fragrance. It’s clean and has a excellent powdery violet note that's gentle and sophisticated. To me it’s oddly nostalgic and addicting. Performance is great and I would be happy wearing this anywhere whenever as a man. I have another Oakcha and it’s also been great.

The violet and ambergris are stunning and luxurious while the magnolia adds something paradoxical, like a “decadent austerity” if there is such a thing. It smells so close to the fragrance that inspired it. I can’t distinguish one from the other. As usual, Oakcha equals or betters the quality of a $225 to $300 inspiration. Bravo.

Words cannot!!! The scent is amazing, IT LASTS, and I get several compliments. And this is one of the very few scents that I agree is unisex. My brother came to visit and wanted to take it and I wouldn't let him lol. I am about to order him a bottle and another one for myself :)

Plucks the heartstrings. Comforting, clean, sophisticated. Anyone, anytime, any occasion. Ineffable olfactory pleasure in a bottle. No clue if it’s a good dupe for Mojave ghost as I’ve never smelled it. But this one is so good that I might not need to.