There’s a bit of a medicinal bite as this one opens on the skin. A sweet, earthy decay starts to appear and it smells like wet leaves on the ground. I love the brightness that the tangerine adds in addition to the hint of spice coming from the coriander. The florals combine with the other notes in the most delicate way and after it dries down, I’m left with the most sophisticated scent with a slight edge.

In the bottle, this has a very distinct fresh air quality to it with a hint of earthy decay lying underneath. When applied to the skin, that earthiness comes to the forefront at first, and perfectly embodies the smell of fallen leaves on dirt. As it dries, the mustiness settles down a bit and I start to get a bit of the tangerine peeking through, and I get a hint of something delicately floral showing up. There is definitely a brightness to it that comes forward from the murkier wet notes, and I love the way it transforms.