Midnight Moon

This is wet, humid, earthy, etherial, and just gorgeous. A spooky dream scent. I love this on a rainy or overcast spring day. I don't get any obvious citrus or cranberry. It's a green witch fragrance though not a green scent. More blue-grey. Frosted glass doors leading to a wet, dripping garden in April. Pre-bloom. Everything is still but there is a buzzing. An anticipation of change. Vibrant life waking, smelling the rain, sensing a spring chill and rolling over for a few more moments rest before exploding with color and scent and energy. The quiet, still, calm anticipation of something to come. A favorite in my collection. When I think of transportive scenes this one comes to mind every time. Devastated this is now discontinued.

longevity and projection are low on this one but it's really lovely. reminiscent of skylar salt air, but with more of a crisp and earthy twist. smells like walking along the coast at midnight. if you're sensitive to citrus scents and think they smell like cleaner, you may experience that in the opening of this.

The dry down smells just like bath and body works white tea and sage.

This needed a little time to grow on me but now I like it. I think the heavy citrus in the opening put me off at first but the rest is a soothing but sultry watery cranberry. Midnight moon makes a good night fragrance that’s not necessarily for going out or not too attention-grabbing. It’s clean and calm, like the moon overlooking the ocean on the packaging(which is my favorite thing about Skylar perfumes btw) update: the sillage of this is insanely high btw apparently two of my family members could smell it from all the way across the house and they both love it

On my skin, this smells very much like Coco Mademoiselle plus an almost savory earthiness and rain accord. The rain accord is a little aggressive and detergent-esque, as I often find those kinds of scents to be, but it works with a rollerball .. I do think it would be too pungent with a proper spray. Midnight Moon is on sale at Skylar right now (likely being discontinued), so it may be something you want to try if a soapier, moodier twist on Coco Mlle appeals.