Figgy Plum

A nice blend of fruity and sweet notes without either accord taking center stage. I do get the prune smell mentioned by 2 reviewers but I also get plenty of plum, fig ,tea, with hints of caramel and vanilla. Overall I would say it's a bit strange and could be the perfect Spring/Fall scent for the right person. It will take a few wearings to get used to as it is a 'DIFFERENT" blend of notes but it does have it's charm.

This scent’s far more vegetal / prune than anything. It smells more like spiced raisins or something dehydrated than it does plummy or figgy. Sweet facets are met with dirty, earthy notes (tobacco, especially), and the end result is unsettling. It almost smells like an homage to castoreum in which a castoreum accord was created through the use of pungent florals and overripe fruits. The basic structure of Carpathian Oud seems to be kicking around in here, so if you enjoyed that scent’s pairing of orris and cheesy oud, this might be worth a sniff. It’s certainly evocative and strong (for a short while), but I can’t imagine too many people would be drawn to it beyond curiosity. Accomplished, but a tad putrid.

Ooooooh this scent is really delicious. It is a sweet ripe plum with a warm fig and vanilla/tea in the background. It is one of the BEST fig and plum scents I have tried (many) and, for a natural scent (really hit or miss), this is a definite hit. I was hesitant to try this based on the review before mine but luckily I didn't get any vegetal, dirty, or earthy/ off-putting tones (maybe an off tester?). This is one of my favorites. Certainly a must try for those looking for a soft light plum spring/summer scent.

Figgy Plum smells a lot like dried prunes, or good, natural, concentrated prune juice. Good and pleasant but just a bit too flat for me. I wish the fragrance would be a little bit more dynamic and interesting. Still liked it. Try it if you like fruity fragrances.