The Place Wherein Love Grew Atmosphere Spray

[theseagrows]

Bulgarian rose, dark musk, orange blossoms, white fig, and honey.

first i smell leafy greenery and then roses. though maybe that greenery is really orange blossom? I think it is. after it settles down the fig, musk and honey come out more, softening the rose and orange blossom and adding some sweetness, wherein it becomes a figgy rose with a touch of honey. i am really into the honeyed-roses and this one works better for me than honeyed golden musk, rosewater and red sandalwood did, though i feel it could kind of be a cousin scent to that one. it's lighter and less nutty, which i like because i tend to not like nuttiness in a scent unless it's almond. definitely keeping my decant, though a big bottle is not necessary, as i've been going crazy with all the rose atmo. sprays!

[LiberAmoris]

The Place Wherein Love Grew is a worthy vehicle for the lovely Bulgarian rose note and orange blossom. There's something in this one that skews a bit powdery, but not in an unpleasant way. I can pick out the white fig and honey notes, but neither dominate. The dark musk is a nice warm base, although I wouldn't call this a dark scent. This strikes me as a very classic scent, and would make a great Mother's Day gift!

[zankoku_zen]

This smells like pink roses to me. I get light, pink roses, notes of honey and musk. It's warm, classic, and feminine.

[Teamama]

Sweet roses, sweet figs, sweet honey. The orange blossom is in there, but it's lying low. This reminds me of the best baklava...it's baklava for the home! I really like this scent.