Yue Tu

Yue Tu by Strangers Parfumerie was an instant purchase for me. I have always loved the idea of a tea and peach combination, and I had even thought about creating my own oolong tea and white peach perfume one day. When I came across Yue Tu, it felt like someone had already brought that idea to life. This fragrance is incredible. It feels green, fruity, and refreshing without being overly sharp like many other well known tea fragrances. The tea note feels smooth and calming while the peach adds a soft fruity sweetness that makes the whole composition feel bright and elegant. The only bottle available at the store was the 30 ml, so that is what I bought. But I already know I will be buying more. If I cannot find a bigger bottle I will happily buy another 30 ml because this might easily become my daily scent for quite some time. This is my first perfume from Strangers Parfumerie and it definitely made me curious to explore the brand further. From what I have seen, tea and green inspired fragrances seem to be a recurring theme in their collection, and that is exactly the type of scent profile I love. Fresh, green, slightly vetiver like, and very comforting to wear.

I have not smelled any fragrance quite like this, and it is a LOVE for me. Gentle tea, osmanthus, apricot, and pomelo. High quality but polite.

Clean & soft smell, on my skin it can last 7 hours +++

i wouldn't say this is very evocative of the moon; it's more like sitting in a lush, citrus garden with a cup of jasmine at night, the moonlight dappled in the tea leaves. there is something distinctly chinese about this fragrance though... i think it's the osmanthus, slightly hay-like and medicinal, so beautifully unique. more rabbit than goddess, but both as a gift of the divine. i would say this lasted about 2-3 hours on me before it became very faint and close to the skin. it's not the most unique thing i've smelled, but as far as citrus perfumes go, this one is pretty special (๑˃ᴗ˂)و

Fresh, light citrus-tea fragrance, very much akin to Wulong Cha for example. Could actually be a nice and cheaper alternative, especially if you find WC a bit too synthetic and cloying, but you'll need to compromise on performance and longevity.