Mithai

What an intoxicating scent... It starts off with a nice mix of that cardamom and bergamot, then settles into this smooth, creamy mix of black tea and rose, which just works so well. I love when black tea is incorporated in scents, and this is my favourite example. The magic is in the drydown, the beautiful blend of creamy vanilla and patchouli keeps the fragrance feeling warm and comforting, but it never feels too heavy on the nose, meaning you can wear this pretty much anytime and anywhere. After the opening, it does sit as a skin scent, but it still lingers nicely over 6 hours on my skin. Everything blends together perfectly, and it just smells incredible. Not gonna lie, I keep sniffing my wrist when I wear it. In my opinion, the best release by PEOSYM by far, you've got to try it! Absolutely a 10/10 from me :)

I’m completely addicted to this fragrance. It’s effortlessly smooth, cozy, and beautifully blended. The opening is a lovely mix of bright bergamot and aromatic cardamom that gives way to the heart—where the creamy black tea and soft rose really shine. I’ve always loved black tea in perfume, and this might be my favorite use of it so far. But the real magic happens in the drydown. The combination of whipped cream, vanilla, and patchouli creates this warm, creamy cocoon that’s comforting without ever feeling too heavy or cloying. It’s subtle, elegant, and somehow both relaxing and uplifting at once. To me, this is absolutely signature scent worthy. It wears close to the skin after the first hour, but it lingers beautifully for over six hours. Perfect for everyday wear, any season, any setting. Truly a gem.

Burst of bergamot and tea in the opening, then dries down into a spicy, creamy, rose and cardamom tea served with Kaju barfi. So pretty. Congrats Yogi

On my skin, the opening is very similar to the Sprite drink. In the dry down I get the tea, vanilla and some spice. A faint rose scent too. Beautiful, intimate scent.

Bought this because I saw a Tiktok saying it was meant to be reminiscent of my favorite Indian dessert of all time: kaju ki barfi. Unfortunately a lot of the notes that I was excited about don't shine through at all. Cardamom and the patchouli are the main characters of this fragrance. The bergamot at the top is very quiet, and rose, cashew, black tea, and cream are hardly present. There's a warmth at the heart of this fragrance that I do like, but it doesn't read as anything distinct in the midst of all the patchouli. The note I was most excited about, the cashew, never really shows up. In fairness, I've never smelled another cashew fragrance, so perhaps this is just one of those notes that can perfumery just can't capture well? Regardless, I was heartbroken that Mithai didn't actually smell like the mithai I was hoping it would smell like. I bought this thinking that this would be an aromatic or lightly spiced gourmand but this is definitely not dessert-like. The cardamom note is beautiful and the patchouli is hearty. Truth be told, I am heartbroken it smells more like a spice dabba than kaju ki barfi. FYI: If you are in the USA, please beware DHL! I paid $31 USD on top of the price of the fragrance, and then DHL held up my package at the border until I paid an extra $105 USD. Essentially, I paid double the price of this fragrance to actually receive the fragrance. :(