Moonmilk opens with a sharp, photorealistic zing of lime paired with the dry, tannic edge of black tea. This initial blast is bright and tart, but it quickly transitions into a complex heart of spices...
The fragrance is widely recognized for its "modern edge," with many enthusiasts comparing its unique, avant-garde structure to the experimental style of brands like Comme des Garçons.
There is a strong consensus that the scent strikes a balance between being tartly refreshing and creamy, making it a frequent recommendation for those looking for a non-traditional sandalwood.
Performance is generally regarded as dependable for a spicy woody scent, with longevity being a particular highlight while the sillage remains polite enough for professional settings.
It is frequently categorized alongside other "clean but complex" scents like Diptyque Orpheon, prized for its versatility across different seasons and social contexts.
