Wish Upon a Star

Intensely grassy on my skin, with a sweet undertone of blackberries. Smells like a meadow after mowing, but without the sneezing.

This fragrance is becoming one of my favorites from his house, the more I wear it the more I enjoy it, it a semi sweet, grassy fragrance with a little bit of smokiness from the vetiver, my last review I have changed from a 6.5/10 to an 8/10, I just wish it lasted a little bit longer on me, but all in all it's a great fragrance.

I get straight up anise from beginning to end. This might be much better on a man. But please not my man! I do not like any foods containing anise. I do like a select few perfumes with it, but not this one

Wish Upon a Star is a botanical floral that combines elements of earthy grass, blackberry, and naturalist flowers. The florals have a noticeable polleny aspect to them, and although the blackberry seems to add body to the fragrance, it's unsweetened, and thus doesn't do much to compliment the unsweetened florals any. It comes together to almost have a black liqourish tint to it. I notice the base is strongest with vetiver, it adds more earthy green depth to the grassy note up top. Any lover of naturalist perfume might find something neat in this one, but that is a vintage demographic, so this fragrance will need to be sweetened up with vanillas, Beeswax Absolute, Honey Absolute, Ambroxan, sweet resins or sweet balsams (such as Benzoin or Copal) before it might be able to appeal to a more modern crowd.