Fizzy Mint

The opening is led by bergamot, on the drier side with a slightly sharp edge. It feels like the peel of a freshly cut bergamot—carrying a faint bitterness from the essential oil, a cooling sensation, and a subtle effervescence. The first moment after spraying can bring to mind the burst of cold air released when opening a chilled bottle of unsweetened sparkling water. Despite the name suggesting mint, the mint does not dominate. It behaves more like a stream of cool air drifting behind the bergamot rather than stepping forward as a main note. Soon after, a touch of verbena appears, introducing a green, lightly lemon-tinged herbal nuance. The overall impression remains very clean. The fragrance does not turn sweet or heavy at any point. It maintains a consistent sense of freshness from beginning to end. The structure is simple, yet the execution is precise. The strength lies not in complexity but in sustaining a crisp, well-defined character throughout. It works particularly well in summer and fits easily into everyday office settings.

Okay anyone who says this smells like a hotel shampoo is correct, but I like that tbh. It's very clean and fresh, as well as inoffensive. Definitely office appropriate! It smells like the complimentary body products at an expensive hotel. I like it a lot, but definitely sample first

Fizzy MInt's first few seconds are a bit acrid, but then it becomes a mild, harmonious, aromatic, and lemony fragrance with lighter green notes underneath. Then once the mint hits, there's a little more energy. So I had the image of someone taking a leisurely canoe trip down a river surrounded by mossy banks. But then it becomes apparent they're commuting by canoe to their job as a youthful, confident news anchor. It's probably best as a daytime scent and not bad for work, especially since projection is light. Definitely unisex. While it's not as breezy, sweet, or fresh as my favorite scents and it's not exactly long-lasting, this is worth trying if you like an unusual combination of aromatics, somewhat fresh citrus, and green notes.

Just no. Scent: no/10 Performance: no/10 If that old school powdered industrial hand soap you used to come across in K-Mart bathrooms or highway rest stops was in the database I'd rate this as smelling like a dupe for that. This is one of the least appealing citrus frags I've ever smelled. If you're looking for a mojito experience, I recommend ELDO's You or Someone like You or Veronique Gabai's Vert Desir. Both of those are mouth watering minty fragrances perfect for the heat. Stay away from this ghastly thing.

probably my least favorite in my collection, it's just very strong of lemon and lemon zest and club soda. but like that aftertaste of club soda where it tastes almost like it's hitting you in the throat. I barely get any mint in fact I get more sunscreen scent than mint. To perfectly describe it id say 10 parts club soda 9 parts lemon zest, 2 parts sunscreen and maybe a leaf of mint. idk totally not my vibe but if you like it more power to you. 3/10