The Serpent’s Orchard

I’ve been using Pictura Fragrans’ new scent, The Serpent’s Orchard, for nearly two months now, and it radiates with sweetness whenever I wear it. The top notes seem to explode right away, but then immediately taper off to the smell of a fig orchard. As the heart notes settle in, it becomes more masculine when a husky, leafy orange tobacco mist combines with musk and ripe fruit. It’s the base notes that seem to beat the longest, and those base beats have aided in my conversations with others who seem to be magnetized by the fragrance. This ending to the scent’s trilogy is when ancient soil gives birth to fossilized stones, radiating outward, gently, and mysteriously as scent. This is one to wear for the courageous and bold, but appropriate for many different types of both public and private occasions. Be aware, it will attract.

I dont like the opening is not what I was expecting but after a few minutes it changes into what I was kinda expecting, Its very shampooney if thats even a word and sweet and green. If you like fragrances that smells as if you just got out of the shower and like a kinda greeny sweet smell then I recommend that for you, for me I really like it and would use it when I want to smell clean

I hate it. The weird pictura DNA amped up to 100. It's like shower gel mixed with yoghurt and overly sweet white wine. So vile it made me reconsider my life choices and why I spent so much money on this sample set. I realize perfumery is a highly subjective art but this is a smell only it's creator could love. Or a real nasty freak- alas I'm not that.

No more AI labels???? Omg amazing