New Zealand Demeter Fragrance for women and men

Most of the clean Demeter scents just don't agree with me. New Zealand is unfortunatelly one of them.

New Zealand starts with some weird, soap-bubble-in-a-plastic-tube-for-too-long smell, somewhat getting glue-y. However, soon it transformed into real, lush, green leafy scent reminds me of those evergreen trees. Somewhat it does reminds me of New Zealand if I think about New Zealand while smelling this, I lived in Christchurch for about two years, and New Zealand reminds me of the gardens, the sun, the little hills and a vast landscape of green trees. Somehow it’s refreshingly young and lively.

Just when I think I can forgive the weird opening and love this scent, old glue plus sugarcane juice is the image hits my mind, yes, New Zealand transformed into a weirder smell. When the weird glue scent gradually disappears, it’s actually not bad, it reminds me a lot of Rain, also by Demeter, the sweet, kinda airy smell; plus a touch of those light, sweet, woody smell from uncoated wood furniture. However the drawback is, it gives me a headache, even though all these smells are so naturally present in life.

Having spent a lot of time in N.Z. I'm familiar with the natural scents particularly in forests and on mountains. This fragrance very nearly captures it - needs to be a bit more earthy, and tanniny and maybe a bit more salty and it would smell just like the fresh, pounding seas, damp leafiness and rainforest found on the West Coast of the South Island. A pretty good effort and absolutely inoffensive to wear.

this is a fantastic room type scent. Not something I wear as a personal fragrance often, but I like to spray it on my linens once in a while.

As well, it is quite nice layered with herba fresca.

Tulips! The dominant smell here is identical to some blackish-red tulips in my garden. It is almost a one-note fragrance, and I like that one note, tho I'd probably only wear it for myself. Otherwise maybe layer with another green, such as Weil de Weil.

This is the most outrageously unique scent that I've ever sniffed into. GOSH!
I mean... really, you are either very very bold person or you are really a collector of Demeter.