Hydromancy

I hope whoever disliked this one did because it wasn’t their personal preference, not as a judgment on the overall quality of the composition. The impressions I get primarily are: realistic glass (a heated, clean, sandy note), a dominant cool, mildly sweet violet, a light amber note (the ambroxan?) - not a natural resin, but synthetic in an pleasant way, not at all harsh/cheap, an impression of mist, and soft, slightly powdery moss and earth in the base. The glass/violet/mist notes give a unique impression of liquidity, and as a whole the perfume invokes ethereal and melancholy while also making me feel soothed and refreshed. A nice example of a perfume that incorporates avant-garde notes but is eminently wearable in an everyday setting. It also happens to have much better projection than most other Sixteen92 scents.