I was lucky to find an oil decant of this in an indie swap subreddit! I want to try as many Pierrot perfumery perfumes as I can before they go out of stock for an unknown amount of time. Currently, they are also using up their materials to make new stuff as well which I do want to try out at some point, too. I have some Sucrerie decants on the way but they are edp and I do prefer oil. Sucrerie decants has been absolutely wonderful though and I am happy to support her business, too. Onto the perfume, I wasn’t super interested enough to buy a decant from a decanting service but seeing it in the swap, I snagged it. Also… I think I confused this one with peacheater so I anticipated a much fruitier and peach forward fragrance.

Notes: A yummy blend of orange blossoms, orange peel, fuzzy peach, fresh linen and 70s musk.

On first sniff, This is bitter and green stems and white florals that aren’t very sweet. I wonder if this is the orange blossoms. The fruit is very faint, maybe just a hint of the most green parts of peach or orange. The green mostly fades away as the top note to give way to a laundered musk. This is mostly a very vintage clean musky scent with a bit of greenish white florals. I don’t exactly know what 70s musks smell like, but I can see how it is definitely different from musks nowadays.I did just try Sorce’s Pelicans Dive in the Ocean the other day and these are absolutely in the same category. If you like that perfume, you’ll like this one. This is a neutral, super clean scent. This fragrance is a lot more unisex than I expected from the name and collage. It was cool to try something I wouldn’t usually try and the concept is unique and a demonstration of creativity that I love to see in indie perfumes. I am wishing all the best for October. I also cannot wait for my next batch of decants to arrive so I can try them out.