Tags
Cedar, elderflower, goldenrods, juniper, juniper leaves, limited edition, Minnesotan red cedar, Osmofolia, pears, red cedar, spinach, wild goldenrods
Scent Name: Earthling
Manufacturer: Osmofolia – Autumn Collection
Scent Description and Notes: “The last breath of summer as it fades into fall: a bundle of farmer’s spinach and a basket of the neighbor’s pears, chopped Minnesotan red cedar, bunches of wild goldenrods and elderflowers, and a sprig of juniper leaves.” -https://ajevie.com/products/osmoae
Oil Color: Colorless.
Bottle Design and Artwork: This is a 1/32 imp decant from Ajevie. The label features the decanting company name across the font in large burgundy and purple font. The back of the label has the company name and scent notes in small black font, while the name of the scent is above that in larger stylized black font. I was not able to find label art.
Image from https://ajevie.com/products/osmospring
Scent:
- ITI: Huh. The scent opens with the fresh, dark green, ever so slightly bitter stem-smell from the wild goldenrods and spinach. Those tones are rounded with not-yet completely ripe pear (still firm and very early sweet) and a touch of bittersweet ozone-like mustiness of elderflowers.
- Wet: Hmm, the spinach on my skin tip toes along the basil pesto tone, before listing back into verdantly bitter, wildflower green of goldenrod tinged with a suggestion of licorice tea (I’m talking to you, Throat Coat) with herbal-sweet elderflower and just a suggestion of sweet cedar at the back. I really like this as a green scent.
- Dry: After 5 hours, I’m left with a very soft, almost sleepy ozone herbal greenness with just a brush of cool floral and a sliver of pear skin at the back. Very pretty for a gentle, drowsy green scent.
Other Impressions: [Wet] “It smells like milky soap and like pineapple, like light pineapple peach juice.” -Tony