Lost Wonderer

Lost Wanderer is a warm and natural smelling scent, and a happy surprise as a local Australian product. It opens with slightly sweetened, aromatic spices which triggers for me childhood memories of sarsaparilla. There is sugar, clove, cardamom and cinnamon here, presenting a gourmand opening. Not too long into the opening, a base of warm vanilla is detectable. A blonde tobacco accord builds slowly, first with some smoke and pleasant scratichness, ignited by the amber base over time. The tobacco here is very gentle & approachable - not loud or masculine at all - more like hay than a cigarette. As the tobacco recedes, Lost Wanderer transforms into a warm cup of chai tea for me. This is how it sits on my skin for the majority of wear time. After some hours, the scent winds down into a very pleasant vanilla, with hints of smokiness and spiciness. Projection and sillage are moderate, and I get around 4 hours of useful scent. Overall, for me, Lost Wanderer is a lovely, cozy, and personable scent. Entirely genderless in its presentation, and versatile enough for everyday wear unless the weather is hot. A beautiful olfactory replica of Indian chai. I'm on the fence about a full bottle, as Lost Wanderer is evidently designed as a personal bubble scent, which is not something I usually go for. I do love smelling it though!

Upon receiving my sample I just had to buy a full bottle! It is such an exceptional fragrance, so well balanced. It starts with a blast of spices, think cinnamon and cardamom coated in a warm, earthy honey. The smokeyness of the tobacco keeps the scent from pulling too sweet as it dries down into such a lovely, cozy warm scent. It has stayed as a base of gentle spices and creamy musky honey on my wrist for hours. Has a great projection, it made my bestfriend purchase a bottle when I saw her while I was wearing it! It is everything that I wanted Tobacco Vanille to be, it is so perfectly unisex, so happy to have found such an incredible scent and can't wait to see what's next for PEOSYM! 10/10!

I was given a sample of this when purchasing another perfume from the same house. I used to hate something spicy, or anything reminds me the oriental scent but this one...I don't know how to describe it but it's a real spicy perfume that gives you warmth. I like it, surprisingly. I think I will get this for my holiday in my hometown in winter. as a spicy perfume, I think it's quite unisex but lean to masculine. just hope that my hubby won't complain.

I'll start by saying that I love this fragrance and it has to be one of my all-time favourites. I was never too much into spicy and heavy scents, but this truly showed me how amazing they are when done right. This is an extremely similar frag to TF TV; this one improves on all the qualities that I wish TV had. This is an absolute must for your winter wardrobe and you will genuinely fall in love with the quality and performance of this fragrance.

Lost Wonderer is a Fantastic Spicy scent ( not sure what spices as not mentioned but i think i can pick up on some cardomon ) with a nice dry down of slight hints of vanilla & tabacco . Lasting 8+ hrs Smells Similar to Bvlgari Man in Black .

This is a really lovely, warm, cozy fragrance. The opening is spicy and I get a lot of tobacco and amber for the first few hours. Sweet and honeyed, very soothing and warm. It takes me a while to really feel the vanilla and maybe 5+ hours into wear I am left with a cozy soft vanilla. To me this wears great on a rainy day. I can’t do amber in warmer weather and this really needs a cold, rainy day for me to appreciate that warm hug. To me I find similarities to other fragrances in my collection like spicebomb extreme and Armani magenta tanzanite. Lost wonderer does add that honeyed, resinous amber that is absolutely stunning!! Gorgeous release.

This reminds me of the fine tea house in Paris, Mariage Frères. The opening smells like I've brewed a cup of white tea, added honey and am sitting with a friend who smokes. The tobacco is very subtle but definitely there in the opening. after a few hours, the astringent note (to my nose is tea but could be cardamom) is replaced by the warmth of amber. Vanilla and earthy woods are present throughout. I didn't get great longevity from this, after 6 hours I had to smell my wrist close to detect it. I'd say this is the perfect scent for anyone looking for a mature, complex gourmand, office worthy.

Received my sample and was instantly familiar to the profile. It is one that i adore too! Rouge smoking immediately! The opening is gorgeously amber-ish and a little spicy. It reminded me of a couple amber fragrances which I assumed would continue down this path. However mid and drydown changes up though, and runs sweet and smooth. This feels effortlessly chic, unisex, and rugged for some reason. And lasting power is excellent. I tested this during a particularly busy day and it stayed for a good 6-8 hours. Impressive, I would definitely recommend this scent for niche lovers.

This has a very strong cinnamon opening on me. Spray with caution if you are not overly keen. It does have a very pleasant soft spicy vanilla dry down. To me, this is reminiscent of the vanilla in Vanilla Tonique by Evocative Perfumes - very warm and soft, without heavy sweet gourmand notes - more vanilla pod, with a warm musky base. On my skin I do not get any honey or tobacco. Reminds me of Christmas as a child. Very pleasant, non sticky sweet spicy vanilla.

Cinnamon, vanilla and tobacco is a combination that I love. I get a striking similarity to Amouage Boundless sans the ginger note. This starts off with a spicy, slightly sweet amberish tobacco. It's warm and cozy and not overpowering. Would be great for a cold day, kicking back. It dries down to a smooth vanilla with musky undertones - the sweetness is very subdued which makes it quite smooth.

I interested in this perfume because of Tobacco, I seem to like a lot of perfume that has tobacco. It started quite sharp when first sprayed, after 10 mins got a lot softer, smoother, sweeter and warmer, then after a long while I could feel hint of sweet like vanilla. Overall, I think its good with cool weather. Made me think of Christmas deserts.

Straight up realistic warm vanilla chai, I don’t mind that I don’t get any tobacco at all....yummy 🫖☕️ ok update, it transformed about an hour in and became way more masc in a way I can’t describe? Lost a bit of its honeyed coziness. Gonna make my husband wear this.

This opens with a gauzy, slightly sweet vanilla. Some spices (possibly a combination of cinnamon and cardamom) emerge soon after. As the scent warms up, the spicy facet becomes a tad bit more prominent but remains soft. The base becomes creamier and sweeter (but is not cloying). The soft, spicy facet keeps this interesting. This is otherwise a lightly creamy, lightly spicy vanilla fragrance with a relatively linear profile. I get a slightly cosy vibe. It is quite nicely put together. I wore this on skin on two consecutive, relatively cool days. On the second day, the combination of spices and vanilla imparted a fleeting 'chai vibe' which was quite nice. On the house's site, they suggest that the scent 'blossoms best on warm ... days' - I suspect that would be true.

Oooh... I'm a sucker for a honeyed tobacco style fragrance. Australian too! Need to get myself a sample...