Yohji Senses

I love this delicate and cloudy perfume. For me the linden note is very recognizable after sharp and plastic-ethanol beginning, after that the flavour develops into mild, soft, a little bit soapy, but beautiful and very gentle scent. I don't see any similarity with Elizabeth Arden's perfumes, Yohji's are far more better and classy.

I like only this fragrance by Yohji Yamamoto, but not enough to have it. Just like it. Nice pear with citrusy and florals.

This is very peachy to my nose. Predominantly peachy. Very citrussy, fresh, peachy.... I was expecting a subtle, yet complex, fresh & natural linden, ylang and orange blossom scent, just a touch of pear/lemon, all on a soft base of sandal. Possibly something evocative of fresh fields of barley and wheat? But, instead, all I got was (slightly musky) peach. Not a particularly bad peach, mind you, but still just (slightly musky) peach. Puts me in mind of Valentino's Rock n Dreams & is also reminiscent of Orla Kiely's eponymous scent - another peach scent that promised something else & failed to deliver. Expected feminine flowers, got simplistic "girly" shampoo. Better suited to a teen by a poolside than a woman in a field.

This fragrance is a very delicate floral with some fruits mixed in. As it often happens with florals, it just doesn't last. Longevity is 1h at max. Even MEXX fragrances are more long-lasting at a lower price point. Overall, I don't recommend because of poor longevity.

It's very light, you won't overspray this one that's for sure. It's a delicate blend of bergamot, pear and linden blossom with a touch of ylang-ylang on a pale musky base. It's inoffensive and pedestrian, I wish it packed more punch somehow.