Stomped on Bed of Lettuce

Sharp, herbal, spicy green opening. Can smell the saltwater and pink peppercorn, everything else rolls together to make a grassy field, not really picking out other individual notes. Very invigorating. A bit more animalic as it dries down but not off putting at all, like opening up a friend’s closet to try on coats. I suppose on paper I might have a hard time selling someone on a perfume that smells like seawater, herbs, and fur coats, but it's gorgeous. Lot of punch and energy. You get lush greenery and the smells of a big city at the same time. There's a sensation of smelling the inside of a silk purse. Like vintage feminine luxuries mixed together with wet, spicy greens. It's a little more powdery the more it dries down, which I usually don’t like, but it has a zestiness that keeps it away from baby powder. Further into dry down, it becomes a much lighter smell that could even be office appropriate. Silk with an herbal zing. I find it completely intoxicating. Hours into dry down, it's kind of a your skin but better scent. I would love to smell this on anyone.

This fragrance made me watch the inspiration for it, Daises (1966), which was quite the odd trip. The fragrance and notes make sense with the inspiration, where there’s a great deal of chaotic elements that all somehow meld together to make a cohesive and very complete piece of art. Moving from my poor, pretentious, artistic appreciation. The fragrance is at the top is a very fresh green fragrance, though not listed as a note I get almost a lettuce, maybe that’s because of the name priming me. However the fragrance has a lot of depth, especially as it moves to the dry down, it gets for lack of a descriptor funkier. The civet, oak moss, and incense really develop a dense, dark undercurrent, underneath the green aspects of the the fragrance. Also, worth noting, I believe this fragrance really benefits from spraying on the skin vs the applicator. When I tried it in the discovery kit (w/ applicator) vs the full bottle, it lets it breathe a bit more. It’s much brighter, and at least for me, allowed me to get a better smell of the non-green notes.

really like this one! It's green at first, but the fruity citrus comes through as it settles. The dry down has a lot of depth. It's one of those scents, where it's not really a bouquet, but a real blend ('whole is greater than the sum of the parts' etc.) I want this in a candle and deodorant too<3 I think I assumed incense notes would be always be forward, but it's mellow and plays nicely here. Not a sweet or necessarily even fruity scent after it sits for a bit. I feel like it just makes you into one of those people that 'smells good'

I adore this scent – it’s perfect for spring. My personal perfume preferences are for green and/or spicy perfumes, and this delivers on both fronts. The rhubarb and pink pepper are bright and spicy at the front, then over the first hour or so they fade into a mild, clean, green smell with a hint of grapefruit. A few hours in and it settles more into an earthy incense that isn’t overpowering to too “churchy”. This is definitely not like anything I have in my spring collection, and I really enjoy it!

Really fresh scent that wakes your senses right up. I immediately smell fresh cut lettuce with spicy pink pepper, zesty rhubarb, and leafy greens with fresh cut lemon. It has some interesting soft hints of musk and patchouli notes. It smells like when you're washing lettuce and leafy greens to prepare them for a tasty salad. It's a perfect spring/summer scent or perfect for anyone who likes aromatic citrusy green scents. I've gotten a few compliments on this one!