Nectar

A great unisex scent. I agree it might not attract the attention of a bee but it is infinitely more wearable as a scent. I get coconut, some tonka, vanilla and dry saffron. The saffron is what makes this summer dream quite unisex and I love all the more for it. There is a natural sweetness but it's not particularly feminine which I think comes from the Tonka. I like the bit of kick from the lemon leaf which stops this getting too soft and flabby. The lemon leaf seems to intensify along the timeline as the coconut fades. Coconut definitely reigns here and it is ably and flatteringly supported by fruits, vanilla, saffron and white flowers. The saffron gives a dry quality to the scent. I really love it. It's not too flowery but it smells exotic. I'd definitely take this with me on holidays to tropical places. I get good sillage and longevity.

I strolled in the store at Liberty London and found this in the shelf. I sniffed it and was a complete freshness of peach-ish juice mixed a coconut water! This one is such a pleasant perfume and I appreciate every single pushes lately. It maybe depend on who likes fruity-coconuty scent or completely not. It lasts 7+ hours or even longer with the clean skin scent which is a bit of fruitiness stays on my skin. I wanted to thank this perfumery for creating such a lovely fresh scent!

Such an underrated house, love this along with Citric a really stunning fragrance for men and women

Nectar and Blanche Bete from LLI are my loves nowadays

- Tested this scent out today from a store in Melbourne. It was recommended by a sales assistant bc I told her I enjoy woods and white florals. I immediately identified its masculine edge although I do think it’s unisex and leans Feminine. My initial rxn was “it smells like tea.” I’m not into tea scents at all. I really can’t stand them but this is gorgeous. Smells like sweetened black tea with coconut creamer. The note breakdown on fragrantica surprised me. I’m not getting much fruit but it’s does smell sweet. I like it bc it’s interesting. Sweet vanilla coconut saffron with sweet notes and green notes.