Green Oakmoss Soivohle for women and men

This perfume is like being cuccooned by a foggy green forest, tall grass and leaves permeating the air. You are holding a boquet of select flowers and a bagful of begamot, still smelling some aftershave balm on yourself from that morning.
Overall and throughout the day/night it has a predominantly watery, green, cool and foggy presence. To me, it initially came off as sharply grandpa-vintage-aftershave/cologne in first hour or two, and smelled more male than unisex if applied more than one spray when fresh. In contrast, when left on clothes overnight, it develops a fresher and lighter aura of moss that's pleasantly sour and crisp, and still maintains the "wetness" of the oakmoss when smelled closely.
This was the first perfume I've tried, so I'm no expert on this, but these are my two cents. It would fit best someone who is androgynous, nature-loving, and enjoys spending time basking in inner peace and holding a calm demeanor through their days and nights.

Looking for a perfume to replace Paloma Picasso, which I love a little less every time it is reformulated. Usually, when I try on something said to be similar, I come to regret it rather quickly, but this one is very pleasant. To me, it mostly resembles a scent of church incense, but there is a faint underlying floral tone. Definitely not as complex or interesting as original Paloma, but very fresh and pleasant nonetheless.