Mystic Pearl

This one is really nice. It smells like taking a bath with dove soap and then going out for a walk on a damp spring morning. The first thing I smell is the jasmine and white flowers, it smells just like you are sticking your nose right up to the flowers. Then the sea notes start to come through and what you get is a really nice white floral with aquatic notes. Unfortunately, I'm not getting any of the cinnamon or clove on my skin, which is a shame because it would take this fragrance from above average to incredible in my opinion. Overall it is a very beautiful, feminine fragrance

Aquatic, fresh, floral, soapy, and tropical. With only a hint of spices. It's much less tropical than I hoped it would be. It's a clean floral aquatic with a slight tropical feel. Longevity on the skin is pretty good, the aquatic note lingers through the drydown.

One of my Scentbird picks. A fresh oceanic floral with a slight tropical feel. Pretty, wearable, and uplifting. I don't get the supposed "pearl" note though. It's nice but not unique. A pleasant fresh and feminine scent for daily warm weather wear.

likeable and aptly named. it is beautiful, if predictable. unfortunately, i got no spice whatsoever, which would have really made this scent for me.

The only thing that makes this fragrance remarkable in my opinion is its divergence from the others from Raw Spirit. Most of the rest of the line is so woody and citrusey. This is a slightly sweet, watery floral that has little lasting power or sillage. It's not bad, it's just nothing terribly unique or special. If you want a light, watery floral, this could be for you. Otherwise, I'd steer clear.

I bought a sample of this perfume because I was intrigued at the cinnamon, clove, spice and frangipani notes. Sadly I'm getting none of that. What I am experiencing is an overwhelming scent of Jasmine. This is a very young fragrance, something I would picture a teenager wearing. It's nice, but definitely not for me. It's a very heady scent and actually gave me a slight headache.

Very pretty!Reminds me of a salty, creamier and less green version of Beyond Paradise. I wouldn't call it an especially "young" fragrance. I could see any age wearing this, but I would say it's more geared for the 30+ crowd. It reminds me of something else, too, possibly Chantecaille Frangipani, the original version. I don't consider this a run of the mill generic fragrance. It smells niche. I think it's surprisingly beautiful and well done for what it is, which is a creamy, salty, marine white floral. I see this as a compliment getter. I do think it's pricey for the size of the bottle, though, at $85 for 1 ounce (30ml) at Ulta.com. After smelling this, I'm very interested in trying the other fragrances in this line.

This is a serviceable aquatic. A bolder version of this fragrance would have amped up the indolic jasmine and creamy white florals, or highlighted the listed but barely detectable clove note. To my nose, the florals are generic though pretty, and the spice doesn't come through. This is watery, floral, and coconutty. It's fairly standard beachy fare, fine but not special, smelling more like a high-end bath product than a standalone fragrance. I appreciate the brand's commitment to ethical sourcing, and I quite like some of their offerings. But ultimately, Mystic Pearl isn't nearly mystical enough.

Im not a fan of aquatics so this is a no go for me. Aquatics always smell like blue shower gel and Ive never meet an aquatic, niche, expensive or otherwise, that I enjoy. (Hermes Eau de Narcisse Bleu and vintage Kenzo Homme are the rare exceptions.) This I doesn't do anything for me, as its rather inoffensive. It would be ok for the office I guess as its devoid of anything sexy or alluring or interesting. I get zero spice from this; absolutely zero. But if its your thing to smell like shower gel, have at it.

This is unlike any other fragrance that I own with the exception of the immediate jasmine top note. It starts out very sweet and floral but dries almost immediatly to the marine not that I really like. This feels like a sophisticated scent for daytime. While I do like it very much, it doesn't last very long on me. With the high pricetag on it, I doubt I would purchase it for that reason. I'll enjoy wearing my little sample until it's gone though.

Fresh, beachy, salty, quite aquatic and I find the jasmine very prominent here, not quite indolic but it does have a nuance that I'm not agreeing with. Something between indolic and seaweed-esque. I'm not a huge beachy aquatic fan, but it does feel fresh and like it has quality ingredients, nothing chemical.... I will give this to a friend who loves this genre to investigate properly...

It smells a lot like Issey Miyake L’eau D’Issey, but supposed to be clean ingredients. Also does smell like Beyond Paradise a bit. Aquatic plus a loud jasmine. I really love it but then it got to be a bit too much, to loud... and then it just disappeared. I’ll use up the sample for sure but maybe not to work as it’s too much for work. I don’t know if I would purchase a full size.

I was surprised by how much I liked the opening of this. It is a fresh yet very sweet and sensual floral. However after the spices fade, the sea notes are dominant against a floral backdrop.. and then it smells too much like a Hollister store for me. I tend to dislike this category in general though, so if you like floral aquatic perfumes this is definitely worth your time.

Beautiful, but not for me. If you are a fan of white florals; in the style of Guerlain Terracotta, this one will be perfect for you! This fragrance transports me to a tropical location, and it's amazing!! Salt air, and lush flowers.. However, I prefer more spicy and woodsy offerings from this house. I do get how it smells like a pearl, though. Give it a try!