Aod Lostmarch for women

there's a tree that blooms in spring in vienna that exactly smells like the flowery component of aod. does anybody know which tree that is? (flowers are white/cream, small, in clusters...acacia? robinia?)

A pretty, delicate, light floral fragrance with soapy white musk at the bottom. On me, this was far more floral than marine. I only found the faintest trace of sea scent, and it had a way of wafting in and out, which gave the charming impression of it being an actual breeze (while smelling in no way, I hasten to add, like that standard "sea breeze" smell). Unlike everyone else, I couldn't smell any coconut in here at all.

This was too pretty and delicate a fragrance for it to suit me personally, but I did find it a very pleasant scent. It brought to mind a balmy day spent not (despite the name) at the seashore itself, but perhaps on an airy terrace overlooking the sea, surrounded by tiny wildflowers. It is a subtle scent and not long-lasting. On me, it stayed very close to the skin and faded well before the end of the day.

I found this a somehow soothing fragrance. I can imagine wanting to have this in ones bedroom, to fall asleep to it. There's a hygienic quality to the white musk as well which makes me think it would be lovely as a soap (which I understand Lostmarc'h does indeed make).

Incredibly pleasant, catchy, comforting, pleasing - excellent! The spirit of summer, the sea, an idle day on the beach, a light breeze of wind and sand. Doesn't last very long, though, because it is ultra-subtle, but worth having and the pleasure is immense while it lasts. Great!
8 out of 10 points on my personal scale

You get a burst of coconut and cream, after half an hour cyclamens and lily take place,only when it settles down reminds me of crystal water.Multi-faceted and interesting!

It´s such a nice, smooth, flowery scent. A perfect perfume for spring or/and summer - I adore it!