Crushed

I bought this because I have previously really enjoyed Margot Elene's Lollia line, and I wanted to try something new. First I got the shea butter hand cream as a sample, which was delightful - having this scent on your hands is GREAT, and the moisturizer itself is great quality. So I followed suit and bought the fragrance, which is the same scent, only stronger. I would say you only really need one spritz maximum to get the full scent, and it will last a long time. I find it slightly overpowering. It's definitely a good scent, full of mystery and with a strong body. I find that it holds true throughout, although after a few hours it will fade into the background - it still remains relatively the same scent with my body chemistry. I'd say it smells like a field of bluebells on an early fall day, very earthy. Moss is definitely involved, as well as water. I would agree with others that this is hugely jasmine and hugely green. It's a showier fragrance than I'm used to - I only really wear it on days off, or nights out. I wouldn't wear it to work or as an everyday fragrance, I really have to be in the mood.

I snagged this beauty at a local antique store that's got a dealer who carries a varied amount of fragrances from time to time... This is LOVELY! The jasmine and soil tincture combo marry together to give off a licorice-y type of note...The green notes are well balanced enough to not overpower the floral...I'm waiting to see if and when the oak moss shows up...As it drys down, the melding of the contemporary, non-indolic jasmine with the green notes bring on an uplifting, ray of light vibe... I am reminded of a gothic-y, dark, yin/yang scenario; it could be the positive and negative of what funeral flowers, dank earth, and emotions of sweet love and perhaps lingering regrets bring when we are faced with paying our last respects to a loved one... By the same token, the feelings of comforting transcendence from the priceless memories we treasure in times of grief also present themselves in this polarizing fragrance... ♥

I really miss this perfume and am still sad they discontinued it. This perfume is the one that got me into fragrances when I was in high school: earthy, green, and jasmine. It smells a lot like a fresh tea. The dry down is so addictive, it mixes so well with my body chemistry that I can’t stop smelling it. It’s actually one of the sweeter fragrances I own, and I don’t think I like anything sweeter than what Crushed provides. Crushed is very refreshing and has remained a favorite for 8 years. edit: it might be kinda crazy, but i bought a perfume oil dupe of tom ford's fucking fabulous and upon first sniff it was shockingly....similar? it gives a similar vibe on opening, but of course the dry down is quite different. Maybe an older cousin/sibling of crushed. No idea if this rings true for the actual perfume of fucking fabulous, but thought it wouldn't hurt to share here.

I first purchased this about 5 yrs ago in a little antique shop while on vacation. I had actually tested it the year prior at the same shop and waffled on buying it. I was determined to go back to see if it was still there and since it was, a bottle went home with me. I'm not a huge fan of the packaging but whatever, the juice is lovely. Very green, as others have stated, bitter edges, jasmine by the handful. I wear it more in sping and summer as the heat seems to open it up and it just blooms. It's a clear, intense fragrance, if that makes sense, not murky or dark to me. I decided I needed a back up bottle but prices I saw online were ridiculous compared to what I initially paid, discontinued I suppose. Tried one last time a couple months ago and lucked out. The manufacturers website had it on clearance for less than I paid. Lol. Back up acquired.

Bright, sparkling citrus over delicate green buds with a hint of milky sap. I find this fragrance to be more green than floral despite the jasmine - I don't care for jasmine in general, but I love this fragrance. Here the jasmine grows wild, surrounded by grass and moss with a sprinkling of herbs. I love green fragrances, especially the slightly bitter kind, and while Crushed does not fall into that category it is definitely green. Longevity and sillage are quite good, and I plan on buying a FB immediately. EDIT: I love this so much I purchased two full bottles along with the matching lotion, and will probably buy more in case it's discontinued! Also ordered a bottle of Sencha Bleu,which I'm looking forward to trying -

I recently purchased Crushed. This was my first fragrance from Tokyomilk collection. How I discovered Tokyomilk was during a shopping trip to Sephora. I was intrigued by the packaging. I call it a goth's fragrance wet dream. After smelling every single one, which I do.. I end up smelling like a brothel when I leave, but I cannot help myself. I tried Crushed and was instantly drawn to it. I asked for a sample to take home. I tried it over the next couple of days and totally fell inlove with it. I find this fragrance is like no other, and it last's for a long time. Warning, this fragrance isn't the weak of heart, mind or stomach.

If anyone has a bottle, lotion or ANYTHING please 🙏 I beg of you. This is my favorite fragrance, and its discontinued. I allocate myself 1 night a year with sprays of this grassy wet soil warm summer jasmine, and reminisce on beautiful evenings of times past. Fearing our time together will be but a memory, that I'll always be seeking or sniffing for. Loving till death do us part ☠️

Smells like moss, herbs, and faintest hint of jasmine. The butterfly is the perfect visual. They have beautiful wings but their body is slightly repulsive. The fragrance beautiful but not in the traditional floral scent. However, the picture and name combined make a terrible marketing strategy. Wear it around. It works with very few skin types.

This is really lovely, fresh and green! I can almost feel the green grass sap on my hands. It is like I am lying on fresh, green grass beneath a jasmine bush an early summer morning. Too bad it is not sold in my country and it is so expensive to buy from abroad due to import taxes...

absolute heaven for greeny fans, crushed frsh cut grass with hints of earthy soil and jasmine, absolutely love it, reminds me of a dirtier, rougher elephant from zoologist which I also love , great discovery :)

When all the other reviews say it's overwhelmingly green, they really aren't kidding. The main notes to my neophyte nose are green and jasmine. It doesn't last long at all on skin, but I've had it last four days on clothes. Despite the fact that it really doesn't have extensive sillage or longevity, if I spray too much [eg, more than four sprays total] it can get a bit eye-watering - I think the key is to just reapply often rather than go for a big dose once. Crushed is very... alive, for lack of a better term. These aren't plants in a vase. These are plants that are actually out there in the sun and shade. I've found that after a while there's a hint of plant-y spice, which got me a few compliments when my friend borrowed my scarf. My verdict? I really do like it. It reminds me of a fleeting Minnesotan spring, when all the flowers and trees simultaneously bloom before the summer heat kills half of them. Even though the temperature hasn't been above freezing in months, Crushed is a cheerful little dose of springtime that brightens my day. I'm sure it'll be in its element once we hit spring and summer.

Tokyo Milk Dark CRUSHED is the greenest jasmine perfume I've ever encountered. I actually like it very much. I've sniffed many jasmine soliflores, which usually differ primarily in how indolic they are. Some have a bit more of this or that base, and some are combined with sweet components. Here, in contrast, the jasmine is interspersed with a hefty pile of grass clippings. This perfume is very natural smelling and not at all indolic to my nose. Clean and fresh, CRUSHED would appeal to those who want something a bit more exciting than a soliflore but not necessarily something sweet. Jasmine lovers should check this out as it offers a new take on a flower that's been done about a million times in just about every possible way. Also a good choice for people who like floral green perfumes in general. Very big jasmine, but also very green.

TOKYOMILK DARK fragrances represent a "back to the new basics" approach to perfumery. Unlike the perfumes of yesteryear - massively complicated orchestras consisting of hundreds of notes -and the fragrances of yesterday - floral -vanilla-fruit bombs with a woodsy backing chorus - these fragrances are stripped down to a five piece set. Intentionally limited, TOKYOMILK uses a small number of notes to articulate clear, modern-smelling accords. Uncomplicated, coherent thoughts conveyed though smell. CRUSHED comes in two parts: Part one is a bright sweet green fruit. Part two is a rich white floral, jasmine, and musk drydown. There is nothing "clean," chemical or aspirational about this fragrance. The jasmine in crushed is unapologetic. If you're looking for a dirty white floral, I found it!

Nice grassy & green perfume without being sharp in any way. It seems very suitable for casual daily wear, and it would wear particularly well for a walk in the park or other sunshiny outdoor activities. I like the fact that it's a tad sweet, not too tangy or zesty. I do get some light florals, but I really don't detect anything like soil or moss. I can understand why it's called "Crushed"--it smells like crushed green leaves and flowers.

I got this as an extra sample from Hampton Court. It struck me as a more simple, innocent, Chanel Cristalle. It would be appropriate for a young woman or an older one who just wants to smell clean. A shimmering Jasmin with grass and a smidge of hay and wonderful soapiness. If they made a bubble bath, it would be a must buy. I would never have tried it knowing the hideous bottle though. Silence of the Lambs anyone? Ich!

Very green, dirty and bitter. Not in a stanky 90's men off-brand department store way though. It's nice, not excellent. I give them props for making a grassy scent I like, but I would not buy again. It's not a fresh green to me. The earth and moss are at the forefront. Something in here smells like fennel on me. Must be the general "herbs" note.

I just picked this fragrance up and like it. Nice mix of green and floral(jasimine). For me it's quite light and transparent; I'd like a little more lasting power to it, but it's so economically priced, I've no complaints. My tastes tend to gravitate to more unique blends, so this satisfied me and is a nice surprise for the price.

I have two of the Tokyo Milk Dark collection and I like them both very much. I've been lucky, because I'm buying them from Ebay unsniffed. I have this one, Crushed, and Destiny. I agree wholeheartedly with sherapop that this is a very green jasmin. Since I love green florals, it appeals very much to me.

I bought the hand lotion instead of a straight spray. This is a very unusual yet attracting fragrance. I smell dirt and fresh cut grass and something unsettling. The name crushed coupled with the grass smell makes me think of all the things we kill while clipping the lawn.

Green, almost citrus slightly sour, watery jasmine. I love the green jasmine but it is only peripheral to the chemical watery green.