Olm

Zoologist manages once again to perfectly capture the habitat of the depicted animal. It really smells as if you were in a cold, damp limestone cave. A very special scent, yet still easily wearable and pleasant on the skin. Good sillage and longevity.

literally smells like nice cave, very niche, but i dont think i could wear it

First of all, I really have to mention the longevity of the fragrance, because such a thing can always be both good and bad. On my dry (!) skin, this fragrance actually lasted over 24 hours full of sweat, showering, hand washing, doing the dishes, and another perfume layered on top, so that I could still smell the mineral notes on my skin the evening of the next day. You should definitely keep that in mind when using this perfume. On the test strip, the smell of damp earth and wet stone initially develops, with a pungent synthetic note in the background. Generally very fresh, clear, and mineral-like, such as fresh stream water. On the skin, a woody note initially develops in addition to the petrichor, which I can only describe as the smell that cobblestones take on when they are baked dry by the sun after a spring shower. After a while, a damp, green smell also comes through, which reminds me of wet moss in the forest, but is a bit too complex to describe. On my skin, the fragrance takes a slightly unpleasant turn after a while, where it reminds me less of clear water in a cave and more of a stagnant pool in autumn, where several leaves are already rotting in it.