DrunkForestNymph

The was a pretty linear scent for me; the book note does not disappoint at all, either in terms of presence or in accuracy, which is exciting because it was the note I was looking forward to most : ) This is warm without being notably sweet, and subtle without being difficult to smell. Really lovely scent, I would consider it very unisex. Admittedly, part of my interest in this one is that it reminded me of my dnd character... this would be his happily ever after scent, I think.

7 years later and I LOVE this scent. Not sure if the oil's evolved, my nose has, or both (almost certainly both), but I can actually smell the apricot in the bottle now, dry and a little warm. The patchouli has become lovely and mellow. As it dries the apricot is a little less noticeable, but lingers in the form of keeping the patchouli clean smelling, mellow, and balanced. Will definitely be full sizing this for my partner- even if I have to wait a few years for the scent to meld, it'll make a fine vintage ✨

Hi everyone! I was hoping for some recommendations for a friend based on some favorites of hers listed below. Not really looking for dupes, more looking to show her how much more fun the indie perfume world is ❤️ Her current favorites are: Juliette has a gun- pear inc Gucci- flora gorgeous jasmine Bath and body works-mulan Thanks everyone!

Thank you all so much! I'll be building her such an imp pack

Definitely smells like lemon sugar cookies. boozy lemon sugar cookies warm out of the oven. As it dries it gets more lemony. I dig it

Initially it smells like fruitier sprite- not a bad thing! As its drying, so is the smell, moving from sprite to champagne. a sliver of strawberry but more citrus. It's a very clean scent. There's something very sweet and clean lurking that I can't quite figure out. It's maybe a little bit sunscreeny? Personally I kind of like that though. It's a very summer scent that makes me think of drinking poolside. It fades pretty quickly into an aquatic, which works for me

In the bottle: hooo boy that’s strong. And sharp. No apricot to be seen. Wet: still that. Strong, sharp, spicy patchouli. Dry: it’s a little softer, but I still can’t find the apricot. Overall not a huge fan (I was really hoping to be!) but I’ll keep it around and give it another shot.

In the bottle: Flowers! that's it! (to be fair, i'm not sure how cypress or cajeput smell). Wet: The flowers are definitely leading still, Lily of the Valley especially. It definitely smells a little perfumey, but it's not too much. Dry: Oh! I think that's what Cypress smells like! A touch piney, softened flowers, warm. 8 hours later (at the end of my work day): It went musky (pleasantly so), which I'm guessing is the myrrh. Overall really interesting, and while I don't LOVE it, I like it.

Wet: rose heavy. I love rose, so it works for me :) dry: still rosy, but it’s softened into a floral with a couple different notes (I guess that would be the geranium). It definitely smells perfumy, but still good. Don’t think I’d want a full bottle, but I’m glad I got a decant of this way back when :)