THESCENTOLOGY

A perfume that will completely change your perception about how a floral perfume should be THE PERFUME If you’ve ever tried out a bunch of floral perfumes and said to yourself, nope, just not floral enough, then lets introduce you to Lost in Flowers. Called joy oil in India, the rare red champaca otto used in Lost in Flowers casts a strange, unearthly glow over the composition. It at first smells innocent, like fruit dipped in cream and wrapped in a clean, juicy shampoo aura. But then it is also smells musky and honeyed, in a way that’s more suggestive of intimacy. Gardenia lovers take note – this is Holy Grail material: creamy, salty, and with a bodacious meatiness that’s soulful without ever tripping over into bleu cheese territory. The astringent pop of saffron adds an undertone of leather and iodine, the tagetes a pungent, hay-like facet – colorful touches of Indian attar perfumery in an otherwise tropical picture. Thanks to these spicy, woody touches, and to the salinity of ...

Inspired by a green place in the middle of the NYC concrete jungle The opening throws a crispy fruity floral accord that meets a woody base but never loosing the joyful, clean and smooth vibe that the gardenia and the fig provides. It's an easy to wear fragrance that has enough complexity and depth at the same time. The scent itself is quite linear but you don't need any complexity beyond the transition from the opening to the base but always maintaining the crispness from the fruity floral notes. I guess this fragrance is inspired by a green place in the middle of the NYC concrete jungle and it perfectly represents that green oasis in the middle of the cosmopolitan metropolis. It's fresh, it's delicate, it's pleasant, it's full of joy and magnetism, it's invigorating and it's perfectly unisex. I'm more than impressed with my first approach to Kierin and I think they are doing things really good. Notes: Gardenia, Fig, Cashmere Wood, Sandalwood. ...