Mamma Cassis

This scent is "yummy & young". Mint (not toothpaste mint) comes first, sour berry follows after then and the both scents come together after 10 minutes which berry is noteable than mint. Overall smell is mint berry-candy. I like it a lot. Also got compliment that I smell like dessert. It's very easy to get a XOXO from people when i wearing this scent. I have this in oil & it has moderate silage.

menta piperita e frutti di bosco. divertente, ironico e senza pretese. la menta è però molto ben dosata e conferisce all'accordo l'aroma di un laboratorio galenico più che di chewing gum. gradevolmente fresco e originale. la persistenza è moderata. il fondo delizioso e leggermente fruttato. ottimo!

Starts off with a huge minty blast, but now that it's settled on my skin it's a very nice herbal berry. I really love it. It's a unique scent.

Surprisingly enough, I did like the smell, but maybe not as a perfume. Mint and cassis berries.

Horrible! It's like a herbal medicinal mint! I can't smell berries or vanilla, just peppery medicinal yuck-ness!

BIG fresh cold minty minty mint opening (fresh mint leaves, not toothpaste, thank goodness), followed by a dark purple sweet-sour berry -- almost more sour than sweet, as if the berries aren't quite ripe. Even though both mint and berry are associated with candy, Mama Cassis is too fresh and astringent and unsugary to evoke the Mariah Carey sticky-sweet lollipop school of perfumery. This is a scent about PLANTS, not about artificial flavoring compounds and glucose. It's very simple, and not quite a fully realized perfume to me. But it's also very "real" smelling, and if you love cold mint and wild berries ripening in the sun, you will enjoy a whiff of this. It reminds me a lot of the Demeter line, olfactory recreations of pleasurable scents designed more to enjoy in themselves than to wear as an accessory. My little girl LOVES this, and I'm comfortable letting her wear it to school because it has no "perfume" overtones! It would also be nice for adult perfumistas who want to take a break from complexity and Frenchness and demanding elegance, and just smell like they rolled in the kitchen garden.