Nightstand

This scent is an ART WORK. I am so suprised how hidden this gem is.. Its complex, its a clean scent, its a floral scent ( but not too cloying) its a skin scent. The scent takes you on a journey. From fresh realistic crisp petals and buds to a lingering dew of wet floral petals sitting on a lush garden lawn. To a musky airy skin scent that gives smells like the warmth of a body cream scent sitting agsinst your skin on a summer day. This scent ignites joy and happiness. Its everything, fresh but intimate. Cool then cozy. No gate keeping. This deserves to go viral!

The photorealistic wisteria in this is stunning and a very sentimental scent from my childhood. This is both fresh and floral in such a unique way and to me it is also aquatic and clean, again both in quite a unique way. Feminine, summery and sun-dress worthy. It makes me want to go on an aesthetic cottage garden picnic with sun hats, bare feet on lush green grass, sun-kissed skin and glasses of champagne bubbling over. Madly saving my pennies for a full bottle because the kindly gifted 2ml sample they sent me with a previous purchase is perilously near its end.

A unique and enchanting floral! The liquorice and orange are reminiscent of the burnt orange garnish on a fine negroni in a seductive hazy bar. As it settles the sweetness of musk and wisteria come though. It develops and the layers of the scent slowly reveal themselves. True mastery! A floral for those who want something more from floral fragrances. Its the smell of last nights cocktail left on the nightstand and the soft scent of wisteria coming in through the open summer window as you wake.

seriously superb soft floral the licorice really is the magic in this doesn't smell like a powder room, or any sort of typical powdery floral. gives fresh cut (or not cut at all), overgrown, lush but not wet, wisteria vines wafting through a bedroom window. the dry down has a gentle woodiness to it as well that comes off very much like a desk/table vs a woody perfume note. very true to name

opens bright & familar, the licorice and mandarin really shine through in a way that oddly reminds me of the waft of gingerbread baking- with a fresh floral jab to keep it from being too warm or spicy. After drying down the lilac, wisteria and musk appear, not so much overtaking the initial scent, as much as the initial scent I liked so much unfortunately just swiftly disappears. You are left with a slightly powdery lilac, quite clean but still floral.

With the initial spray, you get the brightness of the citrus peel and licorice. Very natural, essential oils typa vibe. The heart of the fragrance is lilac and/or wisteria. Unfortunately, being a SoCal native, I’m not super familiar with how real lilac and wisteria flowers smell. All I can say is that it’s soft and powdery. I’m actually interpreting the powderiness of the lilac as a almondy, rice-like note, similar to the sesame in Diptyque’s Eau Papier or rice in Teo Cabanel’s Je Ne Sais Quoi, both of which I like! Something vaguely gourmand even! Because it’s not the same type of powdery feel like Kenzo’s Flower, which feels very clean and soapy. Out of all the Pedrisat scents, I think this one changes the most from first spray to dry down. It’d make for a soft and cozy bed time scent I think.