Is Like This a traditional gourmand fragrance because of the pumpkin note?+−
Not exactly. While it features savory-sweet notes like pumpkin and ginger, it is classified as a spicy floral. It avoids the heavy vanilla or caramel sweetness found in typical gourmands, leaning instead toward a natural, vegetal, and honeyed warmth.
How does this fragrance handle different seasons?+−
Most users find it most suitable for fall due to the "harvest" feel of the pumpkin and ginger. However, its neroli and mandarin notes make it bright enough for spring and summer afternoons, while the toasted immortelle provides enough body for winter.
Is this scent appropriate for a professional or office setting?+−
Yes, many wearers recommend it for business and daily use. Because it lacks a "perfumey" or aggressive profile, it often registers as a natural, comforting scent rather than an overwhelming fragrance, making it safe for close environments.
Does Like This lean more masculine or feminine?+−
While marketed for women, the fragrance is widely discussed in the community as a unisex option. The spicy ginger, earthy vetiver, and vegetal pumpkin lack the heavy syrupy sweetness of traditional feminine scents, making it comfortable for anyone to wear.
