ellocentipede Report post Posted February 21, 2014 White fig, tea leaves, oakmoss, and lilac blossoms. Such a lovely atmo for Spring! I mostly smell the moss, which has the same dusky, fresh, and floral quality of the Spanish Moss SN, and the lilac. The fig note is delicious, sweet and unripened, and there are gentle hints of tea. It's very fresh in a good way! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
OctoberGwen Report post Posted February 23, 2014 I love this as a soft and pretty change from my usual dark, resiny, and smoky atmo sprays. I was most excited by the fact that there are lilac blossoms here, as I love the smell of lilac. I do smell it, but it is by no means a single note; the lilac does not overpower everything else as one might expect it would. This is actually very leafy/oak mossy, with just a touch of lilac and the barest whisper of fig. I used it today while I cleaned the house and now I am dreaming of Spring. Really lovely, and I am glad I bought a bottle! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lethran Report post Posted March 18, 2014 Review: Lilac dominant with strong tea support, and much softer sweetening support from the fig. The oakmoss is understated, giving it depth while still playing well with the other notes. This is a beautiful spring floral and makes me miss the lilacs in the yard of the house where I grew up. The fig cones out stronger over time, but the whole remains beautiful even as time changes its balance. This is to Spring what Dia De Los Muertos is to Autumn, and beautiful in a similar way. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mistressfizz Report post Posted March 18, 2014 Sweet fig top note, with a powdery floral base. This is very clean and delicate, definitely gives me a "white" vibe. It's very refreshing and light, a beautiful spring scent! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AmyO'Shields Report post Posted March 27, 2014 (edited) Honestly I can't pick out any scent that stands alone but I smell lilac and oakmoss. This is gorgeous, my favorite of the Lupers. Reminds me of a Spring day in the mountains of S. Korea just West of Seoul. Wow. I had to buy a bottle after demolishing my decant but now I need another...or two. Spring in a bottle. I just had to come back here to restate how amazingly beautiful this is. Edited April 25, 2014 by Herb Girl Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dementia_divine Report post Posted March 29, 2014 (edited) When I first spray this, it has a candy-like quality. Perhaps it is due to the white fig and perhaps the lilac? I'm not sure. Then, the blend becomes less-sweet as the oakmoss becomes the dominant note, and it goes through a slightly soapy phase before settling as a lovely springtime scent. I like this, and I may get a bottle before it goes away. *edit* My decant is almost gone, so I went ahead and ordered a bottle. Edited April 6, 2014 by dementia_divine Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Astarial Report post Posted April 2, 2014 I get lilac and tea predominantly, with a hint of fig fruitness and refreshing oakmoss in support. I wish this came as a perfume - it's a wonderful springtime scent. Reminds me of playing outside at my parents' house when I was little, with their lilac tree in full bloom. This is really really lovely. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
theseagrows Report post Posted March 7, 2015 ooh so pretty and springlike! i smell mostly lilac and fig at first spray, then immediately after i get the tea leaves. oakmoss seems to be a background/base note to the scent. i love this combination of fig and lilac. lilac can be iffy for me but i am liking it a lot in this. i can see spraying this a lot in spring and early summer, or times when you want a fresh floral scent. very pretty. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zankoku_zen Report post Posted May 20, 2015 This is so lilac and tea leaves, with a base of oakmoss. This is a sophisticated spring-like floral. It's heady, pretty, and very feminine. It does smell vaguely Shunga-esque, in that even the simplest of items feels very elegant and polished. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites