Greenhouse
Beneath a shattered glass roof where light filters through cracked panes, Abandonned Greenhouse tells the story of nature’s persistence within the silence of ruins. It is a fragrance of rebirth, both luminous and melancholic, blending the vivid green of life with the dust of forgotten places. Fresh and vibrant, it embodies the wild spirit of plants reclaiming stone and wood.
Beneath a shattered glass roof where light filters through cracked panes, Abandonned Greenhouse tells the story of nature’s persistence within the silence of ruins. It is a fragrance of rebirth, both luminous and melancholic, blending the vivid green of life with the dust of forgotten places. Fresh and vibrant, it embodies the wild spirit of plants reclaiming stone and wood.
The opening brightens around green fig leaf and fig fruit, bringing a soft, milky freshness. The heart deepens with the subtle roundness of coconut, softening the vegetal vibrancy. The base rests on dry cedar, dark woody notes, and a range of green nuances that extend the impression of a lush garden reborn among ruins. The trail is green, luminous, and lightly creamy, like a greenhouse haunted by the memory of nature.
msschroder26 –
This is actually one of my favourites. It’s a very green fig fragrance, and I love it so much that I’ll buy a full bottle in the future! It opens with fig leaf and fig. After a few minutes, milky notes are added, which I assume are the coconut. I can’t smell the coconut at all though; it just adds a milky feel to it, which I love. Then more green notes are added. I can’t smell any woody notes; it becomes this very green fig scent, which I absolutely adore! It really gives the impression of an abandoned greenhouse reclaimed by nature, with overgrown plants growing inside and around it.
Lili Orsai –
It opens with a very green fig leaf scent, which dries down to a pleasant coconut fig scent. I really like it.