Eden No.3

This perfume does not get the love it should in my opinion. It would be my absolute favorite if I did not get a headache each time I try to wear it. Eden has such a strong personality, it smell a little like the basement of an old suburban house. Like the place where you play these old fashioned board games but also where you party with your friends when you get older. This perfume create a feeling of youth but not in the fruity-floral sense, more in a rebellious way without being too obvious. Stunning.

I rarely buy perfumes on the spot, but with this one I couldn't help myself. This smells like a perfect combination of greeness, sweetness, white warmed musk, and a bit of woodsy powder. It's very balanced, interesting, yet linear. When I smell this I want to bury my face in it, I find it very intoxicating. It wears medium strong IMO. Not that best lasting, but not bad. Something about it makes me want to spray on more. Like living in a perfect meadow fantasy world where you are a green fairy.

smells similar to the opening plum note of Ume, by Keiko Mecheri. only real difference is, is Ume turns into Chanel mademoiselle, where Eden stays plum...all the way through...which just happens to be my favorite part of Ume. Unique, soft, sensual and just really pretty, with just a puff of powder at the end.

I love Eden. It's nothing groundbreaking, but still manages to be something different than anything else I've tried. It's essentially a linear sweet green fragrance. It's a bit powdery and musky, but the sharpness of it is what makes it stand out. If a bigger bottle of this was sold online or wherever I'd be pretty tempted to buy it. I agree with jene.beausoleil in that it feels both familiar and original. Longevity and village are crazy. When I first tested this I had 1 spray on my wrist. One WEEK later when I wore the same jacket again I could still smell it. Definitely a bit of a heavy hitter, but not something I mind at all. I find that I enjoy wearing it on cool, misty days where there might be a slight rain but not a full on downpour. It gives me those vibes. If you're into generally inoffensive scents or green fragrances you may like this.

I really like Eden. It is very pretty and feminine. I find that it feels both familiar and original, as if it reminds you of another fragrance, but not exactly. Overall, a rather sweet-fresh and spicy scent with green notes playfully coming through. In fact, I would describe it as a somewhat spicy melon. I could almost love Eden, but I get the very slightest metallic undertone. Nevertheless, I still feel it's a keeper and I will continue to wear it.

Powdery iris, syrupy cassis, and a woody/musky blend as a base. It is not overly complicated but not linear either--I am impressed with how this fragrance progressed over 5 hours of wear for the sticker price. It reads very feminine to me, but I could also see it being nice on a man. My favorite Tokyo Milk so far--actually considering a FB bit need to test a couple more times.

Not a lot to say about this. It's essentially a light powdery iris. Very pleasant, quite generic. No one will be offended; no one will be amazed.

(Revisiting my old bottles) An innocent little scent in powdery white florals, soft musk and slightly green tones. This fragrance, and maybe the brand as a whole, always gives me a school project vibe for some reason, yet here I am still keeping the bottle. No idea why! maybe because I like the bottle itself, or maybe it's for those poor little butterflies visible on the back of the label... Sweet, girly. Couldn't go beyond that for me. Tag(s): sweet, innocent, green, powdery, musk, girly

The Iris suckered me in, but this is awful. I am a powdery Iris nut and at 52 am somehow suddenly in the “old lady” club.... But I’m not even old enough to enjoy this fragrance mashup of mam maws 1980 Avon selection and pap paws aftershave. Yuck.

This faded really quickly, but while I could smell it I was not impressed. It's not minty, but still somehow reminded me of Vicks VapoRub. I agreed with Ttirem3. Too too much and very masculine.

I wore this scent a lot during 2008-2010 and now that I look back on it I think I was just trying to find my scent. It reminds me of Bat for Lashes and indie music days. This was a nice scent in the beginning but after awhile I had to stop buying it because it was too sweet and too strong for me. I would get headaches after awhile as well. I love musk scents and this one was overwhelming. I discovered Royal Apothic Hothouse Peonie and haven't looked back since.

Very green, very strong, pleasantly androgynous, and prone to knocking out passersby (or at least giving them a headache) if you apply more than the tiniest bit. I like this scent, but hardly wear it because it's such a STRONG perfume. I think it would benefit from either a gentler formulation or being made available in a rollerball bottle or solid form.

Synthetic in a way, but still lovely and crisp. Notes of warm musk under slightly powdery iris and nice fresh green notes. I like it even with the synthetic feeling to it. As cloyd42 said, it's not a shocker in any way, but it's quite pleasant.

Immediate blast of Brut aftershave on the initial spray. Thankfully, this settles into an inoffensive sweet, green base. Unfortunately, I still catch light notes of Brut, so I just can’t buy it.

I can't stand this scent. It's just too much. It desn't soften with wear--I feel like I'm playing tug of war with it. It's heady and aggressive..too too much...very masculine.

Eden reminds me of Linden by Fresh that was released back in the 1990's.