1968

Let me tell you like this, the creator of this perfume created this perfume with a special delicacy, note by note, moment by moment, second by second, I personally don't like any perfume with a floral theme, but this really surprised me how beautiful it is in the heart of the flower perfume. Maryam is really the pinnacle of art, from the beginning of the perfume you can notice the prestige and class of the work. It is very stylish and at the same time the green combination makes you feel good, even a little clean feeling, which I think is due to the dew drop accord and the green combination after that. A transparent rose is added next to the lily of the valley. Really, from the beginning to the end of this perfume, even for a moment, you can't find fault with it, and at the end, the woody and musk notes are very cleverly added to the rest of the way, 100% for women who They are looking for a classy and different job, I recommend it

At the beginning, you get a light, musky scent with all the greens coming out, a bit of a DG light blue dna. Then it starts developing and the flowers appear, i got the impression of a thick flower but not overwhelming. As it develops, the spices take action. Its when all the game begins and you get to understand that you have a masterpiece so nicely well blended. It makes you feel unique and a bit of "boss bitch" but with a twist. Elegant but bold. Grown up but playful. You feel expensive by wearing it and it definitely smells different than what its out there. It lasts forever, blame it on the vanilla and woods. For me its a signature scent, since you don't smell like everyone else. Definitely love at first sniff 💎, l hope a love for life 💞

Imagine taking a stroll through an exotic botanica, smelling the different flowers all in one big sniff. This fragrance is a hyper realistic flower fragrance with a hint of musk but it's almost not noticable. It's very feminine and a perfect scent for in the summer to wear with a sundress. 9/10

After a very long weekend, all what I wanted is something to left me up....and here it is Cant stop falling in love with this fragrance the elegance, luxury and domination. An upper class perfume and I guess it was made for that purpose. Over all 9/10

well, I looked me sometime to decide if I should include it in my collection. I enjoyed the way this perfume confused me, is it floral, is it green. over all I AM I LOVE with it 9/10 perfect for summer and all climates

it's true that it's the mfk gentel-fluidity silver style, an extremely proprotean green floral perfume, a smooth musky touch, slightly appetizing woody, I love it, for me it's unisex beautiful perfume 8.5/10.

feminine version of GFS. I love it

My love for GFS pushed me into the chase for something in the same universe yet still unique, addictive, and different in its own way. 1968 gives me that. Yes, there is a similarity, especially in the opening with the green and floral accords and that soft aromatic touch I really enjoy. But then it changes. As it settles, it becomes musky, creamy, almost milky, with this beautiful smoothness that feels niche and refined. It has elegance and depth, and the transition from fresh green florals to a warm creamy musk is done so well. It is not as immediately approachable as GFS. While Gentle Fluidity Silver is bright, effortless, and universally appealing, 1968 feels more artistic, more personal, and a bit mood driven. It will not be for everyone, but I love it for what it is: a quiet luxury scent with a soft addictive signature. Beautiful, thoughtful, and a pleasure to wear.

This really smells like something, not a perfume, but I can't figure out what it is. 1968 grew on me. The spiciness took me aback and overwhelmed me when I first wore it, but as I've been wearing it I smell the other facets. It's a spicy green floral, but the spiciness seems to come from the flowers themselves. Like the way marigold can be spicy. I mostly smell a fresh green tuberose and also rose, but there are definitely more dominant floral/green overtones that are not easily identified. I like it, it's unusual, even though I might not want it for myself as it is very green and also sweet. Smells like a strange green forest/meadow in spring, with dew and grass and unique flowers.

Fresh but also spicy? floral scent that is oddly addictive. I don’t think it suits me but this would be an amazing date-night perfume.

It smells nice, but there is a sharpness in the opening that is a bit headache inducing. It does eventually die down but that quality lasts longer than I'm willing to deal with. I like the dry down but to me it doesn't smell like actual flowers or a garden like some people are saying, it is just a little too loud and synthetic for me. I got a 5ml decant and I'm going to give it to a friend.

First impressions (dabber): I’m sick but this smells really good. Okay. I’ll update once I’m feeling better. This was a free sample I was given when I purchased other perfume samples. Edit: Okay this is beautiful. This is everything I wanted Diptyque l’dans leu to be but this is an exquisite rose perfume version of it. I’m usually a rose perfumes hater, but this one is soo good. Is anyone else getting cassis in here? Or is it just me. Edit 1: I can't stop thinking about this beautiful perfume. Picture an unripe young tuberose. Now I do not like tuberose in the slightest. I liked carnal flower, but that was a little too mature for my taste. This however is more of my taste, and fits me perfectly. I also think this doesn't smell like a straight up rose. Rather this smells like a flower shop. Picture the smell freshly cut stems of the rose bundles, and the greenery of maybe a garden. I see this being compared to Gentle fluidity silver, now I really want to smell gentle fluidity silver and compare how this smells. This however is something unique that I might need to resample again before I take the plunge and buy a full bottle. It’s a shame this is way over my budget. Why do I have to have expensive taste lol. Edit 3: I’m gonna say since it’s over my budget, and it’s technically unisex. I’m gonna give this a pass. Edit 4: second opinion said it was too green, and smelled like chlorine which I agree.

It’s incredibly sharp and piercing; if pink pepper were listed, everything would click into place in my head, because that’s exactly the note my nose keeps gravitating toward. I was expecting something green and dewy, yet what I found leans more toward dry scrub and wildflowers. The beautiful facets of tuberose feel heavily muted here. It’s so ruthlessly harsh that the only positive I can give it is its low sweetness level; and beyond that, I’m left unconvinced. Tag(s): wildflowers, harsh, dry scrub

My gosh this is a strange one. I agree doesn't smell like anything in particular, reminds me of herbal tea in fact. Soft, green, inviting, zen, musky, I do not detect any spices at all. On my skin turns more floral. This perfume is a soft luxurious cloud, I need to wear it more to better understand it. Edit November 2025: so I've read that this is supposedly a scent of beginnings for the brand, a fresh natural field of tuberose. Now I love tuberose, I've got many and yet I've never smelt a tuberose like this. My bottle is one month old and although I don't believe in maceration, I can definitely detect subtle spices. This is a very cheeky sneaky blend, smells like nothing in particular, a perfumey perfume like No 5 Chanel. A little bit of this a little bit of that. Green, dewy, spiced, musky, fresh, floral. Yep the overall effect is still - herbal tea.

Rosendo Mateu was a master perfumer and his legacy is beyond beautiful but I don’t always appreciate the immensity of his fragrances! Though just a decant ,I found 1968 to be very bitter and confusing. What I thought would be a melange of fragrant notes bombarded me with strange odors that I only wished would dissipate. In time they did and the drydown was quite nice but the journey was not worth the final arrival. This might be nicer to smell on a man due to the somewhat herbaceous barbershop feel about it.

Fresh, dewy, light weight slightly spicy floral. It is beautiful. So delicate, airy..it is somewhat familiar, like a very diluted Chanel no.19? it has a feminine incredibly classy and elegant vibe. The tuberose note is very noticeable but somewhat timid. Is a tuberose that whispers, not a loud maniac tuberose a la Fracas. I love this, I need a bottle.

Bitter-green slightly powdery floral scent, leaning towards classical french style. Bitter orange, lemon zest, dewy lily of the valley, airy floral notes, creamy white musk and darker spices lurking underneath it all. Not my jam but could definitely see this on a well dressed lady or gentleman.