doomsday_disco Report post Posted June 2 You asked for it, you got it. Petrichor is the smell of rain hitting dry earth and is one of the most universally beloved scents in the world. It's cool and green, with a deep, almost mineral dampness underneath, like wet clay or stone that's been sitting in the sun. There's something alive in it too: a faint earthiness that comes from the soil itself, mossy and organic, with a clean freshness that feels like the air has been completely renewed. It's neither sweet nor sharp, but inhabits a soft, grey-green space that feels both ancient and immediate. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Poenari Report post Posted June 16 My imp arrived the other day, and I can never let anything rest for too long so I'm testing it today. I'm not feeling very descriptive today so I'm sorry if this isn't very helpful. First impression is that this has to be a note that's in one of my favorite atmo sprays, Skoocoom House, even though petrichor is not listed in that description. But the chill of damp mossy ancient stone is what I get here. I think it's the perfect single note for petrichor! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Minh Scent Report post Posted 14 minutes ago This is surprisingly green on first applying, which must be the moss mentioned in the description. It reminds me of a note in the Lilith "Dancing on Tombs". It morphs into what my brain thinks of as petrichor- the smell of rain on earth and stone. It is beautiful and extremely long lasting. After enjoying it solo for several hours, I applied a rose perfume on top without reapplying the petrichor- by the end of the day, the rose was gone and the petrichor still remained. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
