Wavey Tulip

Both Wavey Tulip and Suspended Water Lily are stunning fresh flower powerhouses of perfumery...stems, vase water, pollen, petals all captured by humidity bottled in Bachman's nectar. I adore them both, but having a full bottle of Caswell Massey's Orchid is currently deterring me from snagging a full bottle, but let me tell you...as soon as that sucker runs dry, I will be grabbing one of them...But God, which one? A torturous decision in my future.

This smells like a mash up between Steppe Tulip Ruskolon and soleil blanc tomford. You get the coconut the breeze crisp clean air,honey suckle, tulip and Jasmine. I got salt in the initial spray but it's blended into every thing. This reminds me of an early spring morning. I love it

Honeysuckle and jasmine. A little grapefruit and coconut. I must have a larger size. Sadly longevity isn’t great.

This is a refreshing, expansive floral that feels like standing where the flower garden meets the coast. The sweetness of honeysuckle and green tulip is cut by a sharp, ozonic mountain air and a distinct saltiness that feels incredibly revitalizing. Most prominent notes on my skin: tulip, salty mountain air, and honeysuckle. Smells like: A bunch of fresh tulips placed on a windowsill while a cool, salty sea breeze blows through the room.

an airy and light honeysuckle. blends into my skin in such a way that may trick someone into thinking its my natural scent. nicely juxtaposes the rainy weather im having. cottony, wispy, and floaty.

Spicey grass opening that fades quickly to a very strong honeysuckle and jasmine bomb. Pleasant and warm on the skin. Great spring / summer scent. I don't detect the tulip as much on skin.

Tulip Stem Grass This is so silly to me. It's not smelly / a scrubber / bad / stinky by any means. It's just so incredibly photorealistic that I giggle when I smell it. Personally, I wouldn't consider WT a perfume. It's straight up the pure essence of a tulip. I don't get any of the other listed notes. Just a single tulip, liquified. Stem, leaves, petals, and a bit of the grass and dirt it grew around as well. Who can be mad at that, though? I've been plucked right out of the ground. Florists and botanists spending all day in a greenhouse would smell like this. It doesn't take me anywhere except a generic spring field, or the plant section of Lowes or Home Depot.

first impression: less ocean, more pond. white lilies in stagnant water, humid; thick air.