White Darjeeling

Discovered this gem in Korea and wore it throughout my whole trip. It was love at first sniff and I fell more in love with it with each wear. The opening is bright, slightly fruity and herbal. It dries down to a lovely fresh woody musk. I’m not normally a fan of tea scents but this one is done so well. It feels light and refreshing to wear. The only downside is the longevity and intimate sillage. Maybe 3-4 hours of wear until it’s a skin scent but I don’t mind having to respray this beauty.

First blast of carb-y, soft fruit, marred by stinging alcohol.. Let this one breathe a bit. A beautiful delicate mildly fruity spring tea scent steps forward, bringing to mind flowing white cotton dresses and dewy meadows. Incredibly lovely if one-note through the drydown. Ultra feminine and would work best in mild weather.

Sit in front of a vanity and there is a powder puff to your right. Powder your forehead, chin, and underneath your eyes. Imagine what you wish clouds would taste like. Teacups rimmed with gold. Tiffany hearts with Tiffany blue. End with a cup of darjeeling, five (or six) cubes of sugar in it.

Like the comments say: a bit musty, a bit bubbly and flowery. A combination of all that seems to fade away within one hour. Smells a lot like coconut to my nose. Great for the office if you're going for that mellow spring feel.

Smells like diluted Arizona peach tea, with the typical powdery, sometimes "musty" sandalwood-and-musk combo at the base that feels like a rite of passage for these new minimal-chic brands. Overall it's just OK, and was the easiest on my nose out of all the Tamburins offerings at the time (as I found the stores to smell overwhelmingly of metallic notes and synthetic musk). I'll probably check out their perfume balms/hand/lip stuff next time I'm looking for a souvenir in Seoul, as I can't really see myself making a dent in any of their spray perfumes as of late.

Very similar tea smell as "Armani Yulong"., overall with far less complex notes but stronger projection. However, it is short lived, around 4-5 hours only.

It’s okay. I wish the sillage were stronger, however. The sandalwood and black tea give some nice coconut vibes.

It's a very expensive scent that just smells overwhelmingly like shampoo. Like too strong and overpowering in a shampoo-way.

I bought this on a whim on my visit to SK and it was alright at the beginning, but the more i smell it the more i hate it. Nauseating, platic and smells like a 10 dollars perfume

it smell like used clothes with perfume.. has that musty smell

On first spray the freshness of the Darjeeling comes through with hints of fruity scent. It then settle into something more green and woody which reminds me of le labo santal 33. Then finally when it settle down into something leathery and woody. The woodiness has hints of sweetness which is similar to that of a Darjeeling tea. Overall scent is really unique and multi dimensional which makes this perfume really interesting.

i got the small version of this while i was in seoul last year and after wearing it for a couple of days i literally got addicted and went back to buy a full bottle. the longevity could definitely be improved but this scent is just perfect for me in summer. and i don’t mind giving myself an extra spritz throughout the day if it means i can smell this heavenly all the time...

First spray smells bitter and dainty, like a cup of dark tea steeped correctly. The scent is already light and inoffensive, but it softens further when settled to reveal more wood/tea. The lasting power is not too strong.

This is the combination of "Armani Yulong + Parisian Musc" but wayyyy lighter and low performance. Stay on clothes 4-5 hrs, on skin 3-4 hrs. Easy to use, nice and clean but not worth the price

This is straight up less creamy, more green version of Matcha 26, less sandalwood & more green/mossy feels. Worse performance, get the Le Labo instead.