This guy's faint enough to work in pretty much any setting—I actually wish the throw was a bit stronger on me, but as I do very often find myself needing a subtle or unobtrusive scent, I can't really complain! Really juicy blueberry is at the forefront of this for me, smoothed out by the cream and lightened with some soft florals. I find it to be in the same wheelhouse as Posset's Madame X, but without the thick waxiness—this scent's much cleaner and brighter. Definitely a winner!

Here is another oil that showcases Nui Cobalt's superb realistic blueberry note and this time it's folded carefully in a creamy floral that I love to place in my curls. It's outrageously romantic smelling but still works for the professional setting. Robin's Egg is a definite keeper and I can't get enough powdery wonders from this shop. I have a new note to hunt down and hoard away which is lily of the valley.

The lily goes a little soapy on me, like clean laundry, with the sweet, juicy blueberry, cool cream, and dry, warm woods rounding everything out. It makes me think of white sundresses in the spring time. Innocent, clean and delicately sweet.

This scent is absolutely delightful and fresh! It's very much a clean and airy take of a blueberry gourmand, and I would've honestly given this five stars if it hadn't been for its tendency to get so faint within 30 minutes of wear-time. I have to say though, the fragrance truly smells exactly as it's advertised. It smells like thick blueberry cream (with darkly sweet blueberry bits) crisp birch twigs, and petaly dogwood blossoms with fresh lilies and forget-me-nots (the forget-me-nots kinda veer to slightly soapy on me, but they really keep the perfume smelling clean and fresh (and they do smell a little velvety and green in the fragrance). This is very much a unique scent, and I recommend people to absolutely try this.