Bodhi

You would expect with the numerous citrus notes that there would be a sharp edge to this fragrance. Instead, it is a mellow and elegant floral, beautifully blended. I am in the process of enjoying a number of trial scents from Teone Reinthal Natural Perfume. They have all been high quality. This one stands out further again. It is a treasure. From a purely selfish point of view, Bodhi delivers everything for the wearer to enjoy their fragrance. The sillage is a 'personal space' cloud of delight, and the longevity is considerable. The interplay of notes as the fragrance unfolds is pure pleasure.

I’ve noticed Teone’s work is a kind of litmus test for people who have travelled, experienced rare or high quality ingredients, and have a sensitive giving nature and are how shall I say this? Have spirit, spirituality and charm. Invariably the ones that don’t get her are bullies, “Becky’s” and brutes. At any rate I hope Fragrantica adds Bodhi Tree to their list as I think some newer reviewers are confused about what they have and clearly have never smelled rare and sought after ingredients like authentic aged Santalum Album or even true frangipani and white lotus... and it shows.

This fragrance is supple, calm and elegant. Top notes which began to burst pink grapefruit, bitter orange, bergamot and lemon are fresh and bitter, but the scent becomes cool from coming pink lotus. Especially this white flowers - neroli and orange blossom makes me relaxed by this natural moods. Woody and dry Galbanum is bracing up and assuaging them. The perfume traces are spicy and warm. If you want to try it, I'd like to recommending you use it in spring, but it can use in almost seasons. The name of Bodhi is perfectly matched with gentle materials. And Bodhi which was re-formatted recently became more spicy and glamorous as Dr. says. I have past version and love it very much, but of course I will love new version, too.

My first introduction to this brand was Bodhi, which I received as a sample from a friend. Rushing out the door on my way to the office, I decided to give it a try. At first, I had some second thoughts after I sprayed It, but I figured that during my 40-minute commute, it would surely bloom into a fresh, citrusy floral. Unfortunately, that never happened. Instead of serenity, what I got was a scent that reminded me of sweat and compost. This isn't the kind of floral I was expecting, and even a colleague commented that it smelled "weird." There’s a pronounced dampness to Bodhi, like a mushroom growing in a basement. The scent lingers for hours, which, honestly, feels more like a curse than a blessing. I've got a few other samples to try. While some may appreciate its natural notes, I found Bodhi to be quite off-putting. It’s not a fragrance that I think many people would enjoy,

A diaphanous dream. Bodhi brings the gentle awakening of a peaceful Spring dawn. Suffused with sunlight and watery reflections, the ingredients swirl and evolve within airy veils of neroli and pink lotus blossom. This exquisite scent shimmers with possibility and is definitely one for the change to warmer weather as it brightens the spirit to begin new ventures. However, wearing Bodhi on a winter's day is joyous. Bright and fresh initially, with a lingering warmth, there is so much citrus blossom hanging from the boughs in this orchard, and the zingy zest of freshly squeezed pink grapefruit, and sweet bergamot with a crush of patchouli; but sailing regally throughout, on an endless tide of neroli, is the ethereal pink lotus, transparent and beautiful. The Bodhi calm soothes the wearer to muse and reflect. It hearkens back to the mysteries of the first day, nothing out of place, all is in peaceful harmony, and as the dark clouds lift from the surface of the lotus pond we can breathe! This is the fragrant welcome to the light.

A beautiful scent. It sits close to the skin on me. I can smell the neroli predominately.....soothing my soul and then the galbanum to keep me grounded.