MMMM... opens with a bright, slightly tart raspberry that feels genuinely fresh rather than candy-synthetic, lifted by neroli's clean citrus bite and a quiet green edge from geranium. It's a playful,...
Performance divides opinion more than the scent itself does — some wearers report it lasting the better part of a day with noticeable projection, while others find it fades faster, suggesting skin chemistry plays a significant role.
The name is a recurring topic: people either find it charmingly eccentric or genuinely off-putting, which mirrors how polarizing the scent itself can be.
It draws comparisons to Hypnotic Poison by Dior in terms of its sweet, gourmand-floral character, which gives a useful reference point for those trying to gauge whether it's in their wheelhouse.
Community consensus leans toward fall and evening as its strongest contexts — the sweet, powdery dry-down feels well-suited to cooler temperatures and low-lit occasions.
Those who love it tend to love it immediately and strongly; it's cited as a fragrance that converted wearers who considered themselves limited to designer options before discovering niche.
