Ivymoss

When you first spray it, it smells really strongly of mint, eucalyptus, and something spicy. Once it dries down it stays spicy but the mint fades away and it’s this really pleasant woody smell. The moss smells very much alive and fresh. It’s not exactly sweet, but there is some warmth and sweetness (kinda smells like a bit of honey) to it. The lime starts to kind of exist a while after it dries down. It doesn’t smell heavily citrusy and there’s not a lot of it but it smells EXACTLY like the peel of a lime. The pine note also takes a while to be noticeable but it’s really good. You can definitely smell the tea but I wish there was more of it. I didn’t think I would love the ivy note itself but it actually smells really nice. I can’t really describe what it is but it smells like theres literal sunlight in it. Super fresh, a bit warm and spicy, but no soap-ish smells!! 9/10 I love this one, so glad I got a full size.

Thought about in one way, this is a massively fresh, green hit of lime, lemon verbena, and mint over a mossy base--just as it says on the tin. Thought about in another way, this is the impression of sitting on a bench next to a moss and ivy-covered wall in a garden in an English estate, on a warm, wet, overcast day. Like several Pineward fragrances, it manages to be both light and dark at the same time, extraordinarily fresh but also grounded and comforting. I love it. I find that most of Pineward's herbaceous fragrances are relatively (and regrettably) short-lived on me. (The spice-focused blends are a completely different story.) In that context, Ivymoss's longevity is a bit better than average.

The name doesn't lie - Ivymoss is very mossy with a clear Ivy. It also opens with a superb lime - zesty and sparkling. I think the world of Pineward and their use of naturals and especially their lack of fear about the thing that's missing from most modern perfumery - the moss! Here you get a nice lime opening, lime and ivy. Then a very nice tea pokes through. I'm not a big tea guy but it's very nice here. It all rests comfortably on a generous and hefty bed of mosses. It really is surprising how fresh this is considering the heroic dosing of mosses (cedarmoss and oakmoss). Pineward points this out themselves but it's not ballyhoo. "Mossy fresh" has just been perfected!

this one is a pretty straightforward moss scent, with fresh green ivy, loose leaf green tea, and bright citrusy lime. There’s a floral accord here from the water lily and it’s fresh and airy. There’s not much to this scent as it’s pretty self explanatory from the notes, but I think the simplicity is done really well here. A perfectly fresh, earthy, green and citrusy scent for spring.

Holy smite this is fresh. I agree with Isabel below regarding the realistic notes. I suppose this is due to the true natural essential oils. This can be said to all pinewards I would presume. I've been struggling to find a fresh and natural scent. The probably best greeen, aromatic and forest centered summerscent. Got a 52ml bottle!