Wabisabi

anther amazing perfume from this line , I love it sooo much, feminine, attractive, fresh , touch sweet, you can feel Jasmine every second 😍

I love it, am getting intense powder. I don't usually like powdery but I love this? Very confusing. I'm a fan.

Wabisabi THoO Sweetgreen Green pear Vanilla Specific fruitiness Unusual caramel Thick Unusual Pleasant Great. Still unisex, more feminine. Osmanthus or something. I remember it's supposed to be wasabi. Something interesting unusual is there, but there is no direct type connection with wasabi. I know white flowers should be and yes they are, but hidden, played out. They act so far as a base on which this interestingness is shown. It's an interesting flavor. Niche. Worth getting to know. Lemon blossom. Or lemon itself, soft. Lemony lemon candy flavor is there. Sugar caramelization with fruit juice, mostly citrusy Unusual! Neroli undercurrents also come through in the background. Yes, floral, but played up, not that deliberate florality It's worth noting that the Asian theme shows through. There is a deep clove-cinnamon spice in it. Still, in some places it's too sweet for me, but I'm generally hard to please with sweet flavors, I'm very sensitive to sweetness that sticks out. And the combo of sweet florals can be stifling for some people Floral sweet Lightly woody. Strongly an art fragrance I can't call it, associations didn't come to me particularly with it Officially the brand has not stated petitgrain, it is lime leaf, still very close to each other Join my Telegram channel "Frizzy Avrum"! 💙

The very first time me and my husband smelled this we both were like -“ wow , what is this!! This is so good. I’ve never smelled anything like this before! “ but unfortunately the lasting power of this very unique scent has stopped us from purchasing it... it went away from the skin within the first 20 minutes ... a shame cuz the scent is truly great.

This is a heavy heady jasmine fragrance. I like the green citrus fruity opening but after that I’m hit with that heady jasmine, which is not my favorite. Once it starts to dry down it becomes a little better. I’m not sure if this will be a keeper in my collection.