Meadow

This scent will always have a place in my heart. It was truly one of the first perfumes I ever had! It was given to me in college and my parents had thought it was very much “me”. I see where I developed my love for jasmine flowers because this scent really introduced me to them. This scent did make me feel I was in a dewy meadow of sweet white florals and roses. I had this bottle for such a long time but unfortunately as the years passed (like 5 years) the bottle became brassy and the jasmine smell became too sharp. It is such a shame this scent is discontinued. However I have recently fallen in love with Olene by Diptyque and this scent has a similar sweet jasmine in a garden type of feeling and profile. I recommend this one if you loved Meadow as well!

I don’t like florals. I especially don’t like white florals. I got this in a sample pack. I absolutely love it. It’s sweet, fresh, and young. They discontinued this before I knew and I’m stuck with the vanilla one I thought would be more up my alley. It is a good vanilla but... I want this one more

Sweet, light floral was discontinued July 2021. More than one spray caused a headache. Gave away.

I received this years ago in a Skylar sample pack. I wasn’t in love with any of the fragrances, but this one was among the few I found nice. Since then, my tastes have broadened, and I enjoy the occasional floral fragrance, especially white florals. When revisiting this set, I realized that Meadow reminds me of a lighter version of Flora Carnivora by Henry Rose—one of my favorites by the house. Meadow is a sweet and creamy white floral fragrance with that subtle grape undertone you sometimes get from tuberose—À la Aussie hairspray. I love it in FC, and it’s nice here as well. This is just light with a pretty short longevity. For those who miss this discontinued perfume, you should give Henry Rose’s Flora Carnivora a try. Like Skylar, it also creates non-toxic fragrances.

Meadow is the first Skylark perfume that I have found to be of interest. This is a bubblegum tuberose, super fleshy and rubbery. This is the perfume that has taught me what a bubblegum tuberose is - it's the first fragrance that has really isolated that note so that now I know what others are referring to. It really smells like the candy shell of a white piece of bubblegum. It is similar to some of the fragrances listed above, but not an exact match to anything else. I smell more linden in La Chasse aux Papillons, and sharper florals in Flower Market. This isn't sharp, it's fruity sweet - it doesn't smell real, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.