Cassis

I looove coconut fig scents and this one is the creamiest one I’ve smelled so far, almost edible. The plum is present in the beginning which gives it a slight tart juiciness and dries down to a creamy woody skin scent. Definitely something I’d layer with Philosykos and Debaser.

A lovely woodsy, aromatic scent. I don't find it sweet or fruity at all as the accords on here would indicate— rather it leans heavily into the cedar/sandalwood/fig(tree/leaf) aspects. I can see coconut giving it some interesting body but I don't get any plum at all. I think maybe this is because I'm so used to Byredo's use of 'Plum' which is aggressively juicy/tart/fleshy and that is not the case here. The overall characteristic of this is more bright-woodsy and almost herbaceous (but not 'green'). Longevity is good and it has decent projection for a perfume oil.

Very Fig and wood. Kept thinking of Santal 33 and Philosykos, together. It’s very warm, pleasant and I liked but did not adore it. Soft, warm, hefty and long lasting. These little oils are great for travel. Given how surprising this range is, it was almost a relief to find a familiar scent. Very nice, not earth shattering but sometimes quietly familiar is lovely too.

Unique scent however would prefer a spray form as the oil has little longevity. Hope to find a similar fragrance that is a bit more green.

Cassis is a nice green fig with no sillage or longevity.