Olive Leaf

Interesting fragrance, herbal, woody, earthy but with a little sweetness too. It was a blind buy and I was hesitant, but am happy I purchased it!

Placed an order at Christmas, and this came as a sample. The olive leaf in this fragrance is wonderful. There is a touch of an "oil" note but certainly not overpowering. It is a leafy oil note that mixing with the scent of the olive leaf, they balance with the other patchouli note to make the fragrance warm. There is "woody" feel to the fragrance, but the rich/warm "green" notes are the main event. Overall this leans toward being a man's fragrance, but I see no reason a woman couldn't wear it. A different green aromatic than I am used to, but I will certainly buy this, and recommend it as a "try" for anyone who likes green fragrances as I do.

This stuff smells like soap. But wonderful soap. Olive-oil soap scented with Mediterranean herbs. It's nice to find a bracing aroma that doesn't rely on citrus. I understand why people might think it's a "masculine" scent. But it's not "too masculine". The fact that it's a low-cost scent for women that doesn't smell generically girly is what makes it charming.

I wanted something that resembled the smell of Aleppo soap (olive and laurel) so I did a search of notes and came up with this. It's pretty close. Fresh unisex scent with no sweetness and good sillage and longevity for a cologne.

Warm, slightly soapy, earthy...but too masculine. Handed this one off to my husband. I wanted a sweet olive fragrance and this is not it. Not sweet at all. I find it nice for a man, but not sure why they list it as unisex. There was nothing feminine about it to me? If I had read the Thymes site reviews, I would have seen that. Many said it was too masculine.