Soivohle

Pretty nice, has soft fuzzy (well blended) background for the sweet honeysuckle note, overall earthy & wearable. To me, translates more like honeysuckle & hay than all the flowery aspects...

On my skin, this is more Heliotrope and Lilacs, and the unusual but well-suited blend of the almond/powdery heliotrope playing the lead to the lilac and sweet, candied violet make this a...

I ordered Nightjar Absolute along with a few other samples from Liz Zorn back in autumn 2010 and have been testing them throughout the subsequent months. Given my love for tropical florals...

This is a beautiful green floral that reminds me a bit of Divine's l'Infant. Though much less sweet and more green, it has that same delicate spring in a bottle feel. The mint is soft and subtle,...

Wrist test: I have a confession to make. I really enjoy the smell of pine tar soap. I wish that scent would actually stay with me a bit. Meerschaum starts out like leathery pine tar soap. ...

What a beautiful fragrance! I don't ordinarily care for fragrances that are soliflores or duoflores, but this one is more complex and three-dimensional than its straightforward name would have you...

At first application this is soft, silky and downy, like a bird's breast. The honeysuckle is immediately apparent, natural and feminine. Underscored is the earth note, I get a powdery clay aspect...

I know this is supposed to be an animalic chypre based on rose, but I find it more of a strong cumin note than an animalic. It's similar, but distinctly different. What I do get mostly is cumin,...

Zesty, yet warm. The lemon myrtle is great for a burst of freshness. Even so, the fragrance maintains a bit of sweetness. A bit smokey and spicy at the drydown. Smells expensive. I would definately...