Tulum Junglescape

This scent is potent. The first day I spritzed it I got an instant headache and something I really disliked. But I also got so much I did like I had to try it again. I didn't dare spray it on me yet, so it's on a test strip next to me and I didn't spray on much, but I keep smelling it without getting close to it. My nose is somewhat blocked at the moment, so that I keep smelling this is saying something. Oddly, today, I love it. To me, the opening is very fresh and green, but not long after it becomes very tropical floral. It is heady, indolic, walking somewhere warm with big lush flowers. There is still a freshness to it though, greenness, almost fruity like a refreshing drink on a warm day. Every time I sniff it I get something slightly different. I think this one may grow on me more and more as time goes on. Let's see what the drydown brings..

This spritz was complex to my nose and changes more than any scent I've tried in a fascinating way. To me, it was kind of a green-to-brown or spring-to-fall arc in the span of a few hours, with sparkly herbs at first that after drying really became something woody and leather. Fascinating, comfortable, and something mysterious about every whiff being something a little different and delicious all along the journey. I am intrigued and feel sure I'm going to end up getting a bottle!

Very unique to me, and Ive smelled some frags. Fresh, dense musky green, lightly sweet. This has a slight bay rhum vibe to it as well. Very interesting and it smells great. Dont blind buy it, unless a green wet musky bay rhum with citric freshness sounds good. If it does, you'll love it. I love it.

Takes me to one of the exotic beach bars in Tulum, with electronic music, beautiful girls, drinking a mojito while dancing until sundown, preparing for the wild party at nighttime.....

I’ve updated my review because o actually love this. It’s very interesting and unique, I’m just unsure it’s a bit too leafy for me personally. It opens with a burst of green tea, mint and lime. The lime slowly gets stronger and the tea fades off. It starts to smell a bit like a Margarita cocktail here to me. As it dries down further I start to smell what I think is the patchouli and a leafy kind of note. It does smell like dewy leaves in a jungle. The lime is still in the background. That’s where it ends for me really. I can’t really say I smell any florals or fruity notes. It definitely has that jungle vibe, so they’ve managed to nail this well. As an all over wear, it really surprised me. It actually surrounds you in an absolutely gorgeous and enjoyable, relaxing, uplifting, scent bubble. It’s just a bit too leafy for me if I smell it up close. Totally unisex in my opinion. I’m 50/50 on whether I’ll add this to my collection, but it keeps drawing me back to it because that scent bubble is amazing! I’ll keep my sample and revisit it when the weather is hotter. 10/10 for originality, 8.5-9/10 for the scent. I’d say this is actually a masterpiece.

It definitely presents fruity on me!! The green and woody notes definitely help ground it from being too sweet, but I almost wish they came out more on my skin. It think it would give it an interesting complexity. I felt obsessed when I wore this yesterday. Wore it again today and I don’t feel as head over heels for some reason. Maybe there was something in how it layered with my body wash since I was fresh out of the shower the first time?? Without a doubt this is a gorgeous warm weather scent!

I really love it. Beautiful, fresh, realistic green cocktail vibes. Absolutely not my usual profile but I can appreciate it and would wear it in the heat (most of my favorites aren’t heat friendly). I adore Tulum as a place to visit and I’m not disappointed with this as a nod to the city. I would really appreciate this on a man, but I think it’s perfectly unisex.

Although this fragrance smells good I wouldn’t classify this as a unisex fragrance because it’s a very masculine green scent. I can smell the lime, mint and woody notes, my nose doesn’t pick up any of the exotic fruits or vanilla. Wish it was a tad bit more fruitier notes to even out some of those masculine leaning edges though. My husband loves it for himself!

Imagine salt, green vines, and gigantic ripe equatorial flowers. The name is ultra appropriate — it smells exactly how it intends to. Practically amazing green tropical fragrance. Smells realistic. Also reminds me of Salted Green Mango by Prin, but Tulum is much more floral. 8.1/10

Patchouli and woods and spices are a bit strong on my skin so a tad bit masculine for me. It smells like a spicey mint mojito . Refreshing , slightly fruity with lots of patchouli . I rather smell this on a man

It’s a fresher woody fragrance on the masculine side. While enjoyable I wouldn’t want to wear it. Projection is wild and will for sure let the room know you’ve arrived.

As a color, this is bright pink & fluorescent green like an 80s wardrobe. Intensely sweet sucralose and fruity. I was expecting a dose of dense leafy green, but this is just sweet. Reminds me of powder coated pink & green striped watermelon bubblegum with artificial sweetener. It’s also extremely weak after 7 sprays. Not nose blindness, it just lays there like an overworked hooker. Brand new bottle so we’ll see if it ages for the better ‘cuz initial wear is a dud.

This is the scent of sipping a margarita straight up with a salt rim whilst in the Mexican jungle. The lime note is very prominent and so is the green aspect, thus this is not the most wearable fragrance. It settles into a fresh spicy, aromatic scent but the citrus backbone remains. This is perfectly unisex with strong performance especially given its zesty profile. I do like the idea of this for tropical climates, on a scorching hot day!

More tulum than junglescape. Unique floral notes come through on paper but on my skin I mostly just get lime sugar coconut. Better than Virgin Island Water here. Similar to City Rhythms Miami but lighter. Not unpleasant by any means but not unique either. I don’t get much of the green discussed by others. It’s green like cocktails garnishes not green like jungle.

This is very tart, sour, and sharp. The green tea, lime, and mint are balanced and very present on me. I can see this being beautiful on the right person, but I'm not them. This would be refreshing and beautiful for sitting out on a patio under the blazing sun, on the hottest day of the year.

smells very nice from far away, but terrible up close. I enjoy getting a wiff of it, it’s green and sweet and fruity, but up close it’s dry and harsh. It reminds me of Sugardaddy by Fugazzi, about which I feel the same way

Prickly and harsh. I get mint, lime, salt, spices. Mojito was promising but I realize that I wanted vanilla-minty fairy vibes and got fizzy drink on a masculine side. Reminds me of The noir 29 (not at all dupe, not even close) maybe it’s the tea maybe patchouli maybe spices are similar to bay leaf in the noir..

This is an amazing and confusing fragrance and I’m absolutely here for it. It starts off full mojito vibes but within minutes goes entirely in a different direction. Very herbal, slightly spicy and quite ozonic. The mojito feel is still there but it’s not nearly as prominent. Think more like you’re sipping your mojito in the ocean but suddenly there’s way too many herbs in it and there’s seawater and salt everywhere. Maybe with a side of seaweed. I would describe this as a very masculine leaning, green/herbal aquatic fragrance. This is an oversimplified as it also contains beautiful lime, floral and citrus notes but the green herbaceous feel absolutely dominates here. It’s like nothing I’ve ever smelled before while being incredibly familiar. The salty oceanic feel is reminiscent of sipping a cocktail on the beach but the strong greens makes it much more tropical and spicy. It’s very familiar smelling (similar to the original Bvlgari Aqva) while simultaneously being entirely its own creation. If you like strong green herbal oceanic fragrances you will really like this not sure for everyone else. It’s beautiful but very much an acquired taste.

This smells like a Margarita and a Mojito had a baby. I can smell fresh lime zest, salt, mint, and honestly, some alcohol, even though it's not a note. This is stunning for the summer, but it does strongly remind me of Batucada from L'Artisan. I owned a bottle of that one, and it also smelled like a fresh, summery, and citrusy cocktail. This is a very well-done elevated citrus scents for hot summer days.

To the girl at Mazzolari Milano who understood me immediately, introduced me to something I'm now obsessed with, and told me I was funny and mysterious in broken english I came back with chocolates. I still owe you them. you know who you are