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This is a 5/5 for me, easy. Menorca has that salty mineral freshness I’m always looking for but can never find done right. The ginger gives it a nice little kick, and the sandalwood keeps it from disappearing into thin air. It feels clean, modern, and a bit sexy in a low-key way. Not beast mode, but it lasts nicely and leaves this gorgeous airy trail. I’d pick this over most aquatic fragrances because it doesn’t smell generic or shower gel-ish. Just really well blended and addictive.
Okay this is beautiful. Menorca smells like you spent the whole day on a rocky beach and then put on a white linen shirt. I mostly get bergamot, salt, and musk, and the combo is so fresh but still warm somehow. It doesn’t scream for attention, but people notice it when they’re near you. I got two compliments the first time I wore it, which almost never happens with fresh scents on me. Super wearable, super classy, and honestly one of Memo’s best if you ask me.
I love this so much. Menorca opens with this bright lemon and bergamot thing that feels super clean, but not like laundry clean… more like skin after swimming in the sea. The salt/mineral vibe is what makes it special for me. It smells expensive, breezy, and kinda effortless. Not a loud perfume at all, but it has presence in a really classy way. I get around 7 hours on skin and more on clothes. Perfect summer scent, but honestly I’d wear it year round when I want to feel fresh and polished.
This one is honestly lovely. It’s all about that rich labdanum/vanilla combo, warm and slightly powdery, like golden resin on skin. I don’t find it super sexy in a loud way, more like quietly attractive and put-together. The tonka gives it a little softness that keeps it from being too serious. I can see some people calling it old-fashioned, and yeah, it has a classic vibe, but I think that’s part of the charm. Lasting power is great on clothes. I’d only wear it in cool weather though.
Cologne Pour le Soir feels like a soft amber cloud on me. Benzoin is the star, with vanilla giving it this creamy warmth without becoming cupcake-ish. I love that it’s sweet but grown up. It doesn’t shout like BR540 or some newer MFKs, which I actually appreciate. Projection is more intimate after the first hour, so don’t expect beast mode, but people close to you will notice. My only complaint is the price for something that stays pretty linear. Still, it smells beautiful and very comforting.
I’m picky with rose perfumes and this one works for me. It’s romantic but not trying too hard, more polished than flirty. The Damask rose smells plush and slightly jammy at first, then the vetiver dries it down and makes it feel a bit more grown up. Not as juicy or loud as Delina, so if you want that girly punch you might find this too calm. I love it for dinners or work events though. Lasting power is good, projection is moderate.
Rose Palace is a lovely rose scent, just don’t expect beast mode. On my skin it opens bright and rosy, then settles into a soft Damask rose with a touch of vetiver in the background. I love how smooth it is, no screechy synthetic rose vibe, but I do wish it projected more. After a couple hours it sits closer to skin. Still, it smells expensive and feminine without being too sweet. Def a 4/5 for me.
This one surprised me. I expected something super aquatic, but Menorca is more mineral, musky and clean, with a little lemon brightness in the beginning. It’s not sweet at all, which I love. Feels very unisex and easy to wear, like a fancy spa by the sea. The sandalwood in the drydown is soft and creamy, but I wish it had a bit more punch because it can disappear into skin after a while. Still a very good fragrance, especially if you like fresh scents that don’t smell generic.
This is such a pretty summer scent. I get a bright lemon and bergamot opening, then this salty mineral thing that makes it feel like warm skin after swimming. It’s fresh but not boring-clean, which I appreciate. The musk keeps it soft and smooth instead of sharp. My only issue is it doesn’t project like crazy, more of a personal bubble scent after the first hour. Still, it smells expensive and relaxed, like linen shirt on vacation vibes. Def one I’d wear a lot in hot weather.
Menorca is stunning. I was expecting just another citrus beachy scent, but this has a dry sandalwood base that makes it feel smooth and expensive. The lemon is juicy at first, then it settles into this salty musky skin scent that smells so addictive up close. It kinda reminds me of a more mineral, less sweet version of some high-end resort fragrance. Very unisex too, no sharp cologne vibes. It’s elegant without trying too hard. Projection is moderate, but honestly that suits it perfectly.
This is one of those perfumes that instantly puts me in a good mood. The ginger gives it a little sparkle at the start, then the salty mineral notes come in and it genuinely smells like warm rocks by the ocean. Sounds weird but it’s gorgeous lol. It’s not your typical blue aquatic, thank god. More refined, more niche, and way more wearable than I expected. Performance is solid too, maybe 6-8 hours with soft projection. If you like fresh scents but want something with personality, def try this.
I really like this, but I don’t think it’s a safe blind buy. The labdanum has that sticky, resinous vibe that can read a little vintage at first. Once it settles, the tonka and vanilla soften everything and it becomes much more wearable. It kinda reminds me of an old cashmere coat that still smells faintly sweet and smoky. Very classy, but def not playful or fresh. I’d wear it for dinner or a winter event, not everyday errands. Lasts well, just wish the opening was a little smoother.
This is super warm and cozy without going full dessert. I mostly get labdanum and benzoin, with a soft vanilla thing underneath that makes it feel smooth and kinda golden. It smells expensive in that quiet MFK way, not loud or screechy. I love it on colder evenings, especially when I don’t want something too sweet. Minor flaw is it can feel a bit dense after a few hours, like the amber blanket gets heavy. Performance is really solid on me, around 7-8 hours, but projection stays moderate.
This surprised me tbh. I expected a big syrupy rose but it’s cleaner and greener than that. The Damask rose is definitely the star, but the vetiver gives it this dry, slightly grassy edge that makes it feel more modern. It kinda reminds me of a less dramatic rose scent you’d wear when you want to smell put together but not loud. My only issue is it could use a little more depth. Still, very pretty and classy.
I really like this one. Rose Palace is mostly a soft Damask rose on me, kinda velvety but not grandma-ish at all. There’s a little earthy vetiver underneath that keeps it from going too sweet or makeup-y, which I appreciate. It feels elegant but still casual enough for daytime. Performance is solid, around 6-7 hours, but the projection gets pretty polite after the first hour. Not a total wow fragrance, but super pretty and easy to reach for.
This is nice in a quiet, cozy way, but I’m not blown away. I mostly get labdanum and benzoin with a soft vanilla/tonka sweetness underneath. It has that resinous amber vibe that feels classy, but on my skin it stays kinda muted and doesn’t really develop much. Def smells expensive, just not super memorable. Performance is decent, maybe 5-6 hours, but projection is pretty close after the first hour. I’d wear it on a chilly night at home or a lowkey dinner, but for MFK prices I’d want more personality.
I really like this, but I don’t think it’s a blind buy. The opening is super zesty with bergamot, almost fizzy, then it dries down into soft musk and sandalwood with that salty air vibe. It reminds me of being near rocky beaches, not tropical resort perfume. Very Memo in the sense that it feels artsy and well made. Minor flaw for me is the price, because the performance is good but not amazing. Still, every time I wear it I keep sniffing my wrist, so yeah… it works.
Menorca is kinda like a classy beach scent without going full sunscreen or coconut, thank god. The ginger gives it a nice little sparkle at the start, and the salt/mineral notes make it feel airy and coastal. I love how natural it smells, not screechy at all. It does lean pretty subtle though, so if you want beast mode this isn’t it. On me it lasts around 6 hours but stays close. Really nice for office or daytime when you want to smell fresh but still a bit unique.
This is nice enough, but I don’t feel anything super special from it. The Damask rose is clean and slightly plush at first, then the vetiver comes in and makes it a bit drier/greener, which I actually like. It feels elegant but also kinda safe, like a dressed-up rose body mist more than a full JPG statement. Performance is okay on me, maybe 5-6 hours but projection gets soft pretty fast. I’d wear it to the office or brunch, but I wouldn’t rush to buy a bottle unless it was discounted.
This is probably my favorite Fragrance Du Bois release I’ve smelled lately. The mandarin opening is brief but really pretty, then the fragrance melts into tonka, vanilla, and patchouli in such a smooth way. Nothing harsh, nothing muddy, just warm and expensive. It has that niche quality where it feels familiar enough to wear often, but still unique enough that people ask what it is. I’d wear this mostly in fall/winter, but honestly on a cool evening it’s perfect anytime. Full bottle worthy for sure.
