doomsday_disco Report post Posted December 23, 2025 A scent of endurance, of refusal to yield, of journeys undertaken without certainty of return. Dry leaves torn loose from their branches, wind-scorched grasses, weathered bark, soil turned dark by heavy raindrops, and distant woodsmoke. Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
forspecial_plate Report post Posted April 2 The wind-scorched grasses and woodsmoke took over on my skin, and I don't detect any soil or raindrops which I was looking forward to. Sad, skin chemistry fail I guess. This has the same "scorched" note I get from Bonfire Single Note (but I haven't tried them side-by-side). I get maybe a little bit of dead leaves but not much. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bambi Report post Posted 15 hours ago In the bottle, this is very heavy on the smoke with a realistic soil note. There's a brightness brought on by the aquatic/rain note, and this stays pretty consistent on the skin. I feel like I can smell each of the notes while also being able to pinpoint almost none of them individually on my skin. The scent and painting match amazingly well, and I would compare the vibe of this perfume to standing outside right before a big storm hits when you can smell the rain coming. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
