Opens as a neutral, clean lemony scent, which fades in about 45 min. After that it's a green, mossy, woody, soapy blend of notes with hints of citrus & lavender. Sillage is steady mild for an impressive 7 hrs. It's an overall pleasant scent, and I got a compliment from a coworker referring to it as "sophisticated". It's also very versatile and can be worn in any conditions but the coldest. It's not my favorite aroma, but it's a quality fragrance and definitely worth a sample.

As we've had a sunny and warm stretch here where I live, I've been noticing I've been reaching more towards my spring and summer fragrances. It could be I'm just preparing for a holiday somewhere. Warmer soon. It's funny because All Summer Long I stare longingly at my boozy dark winter scents🤷🏼 This is one I'm a really big fan of as it has a potent and somewhat unique opening and dominant citrus note, lime of course. This gives it a slightly different texture than the typical Mandarin bergamot grapefruit combo. It's sweet in the way that key lime pie might be sweet while still sharply blasting with lime zest. Underneath I get a slightly soapy and possibly some white florals. This gives it a different balance than citrus smoky oakmoss that I also enjoy. It also makes it more tart and even waxy than juicy or fernlike. Notes: Finger Lime, Vetiver and Bergemot with coriander( likely the soapiness I am getting) cedar and Australian Sandalwood. If you like citrus scents like I do but to have something slightly different than the typical fruity chypre DNA check this one out. It's a tad pricey, so I would seek out a sampler decant first or see if you can find it deeply discounted.