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I love this way more than I expected. Tears From The Moon smells super clean and airy, but not boring-clean. The white peony is the star for me, and the aldehydes give it that sparkling, almost expensive soap vibe without turning harsh. It kinda feels like fresh petals on cool skin. Really elegant, really polished. If you like soft florals but hate when they get too powdery or old-school, this is such a good one. It sits a bit closer to the skin after a while, but I still get a solid 6-7 hours. Honestly one of those perfumes that makes you feel instantly put together.
Some soft florals disappear into nothing on me, but this one actually holds up. Tears From The Moon is delicate, yes, but it has this luminous quality from the aldehydes that keeps it from feeling flat. The white peony is gorgeous here—fresh, smooth, slightly creamy, and very natural to my nose. I love how peaceful it smells. Not sexy in an obvious way, more like graceful and quietly confident. This is the kind of scent that makes me want to wear silk and keep my life together. Pricey, sure, but I honestly get the appeal. It feels special every time.
I love this way more than I expected. Tears From The Moon smells like clean white petals floating in cold air. The white peony is definitely the star for me, but the aldehydes give it that sparkly, almost champagne-like lift that keeps it from feeling flat or generic. It’s elegant without being stiff, which is hard to pull off. Kinda reminds me of the polished, expensive side of fresh florals, but not in a Delina way at all — this is quieter and more ethereal. Lasts around 6-7 hours on me with soft projection. Not beast mode, but honestly that suits the vibe. Super pretty, super wearable, and just feels luxurious.
This is gorgeous. Not flashy, not sugary, not trying to be the next BR540 clone thankfully. It’s all about that airy white peony with a bright aldehydic glow around it, and the whole thing feels super smooth and expensive. What I love most is how calm it smells. It has this almost moonlit, fresh-sheet vibe, but still floral enough to feel special. I’ve worn it to dinner and to work and it fits both, which doesn’t always happen with these delicate floral scents. Performance is solid on me, around 6 hours, maybe more on clothes. If you want something feminine, clean, and genuinely elegant, I highly recommend this.
This is just really solid. I get a clean apple up top, some spicy cinnamon in the middle, then a smooth woody drydown that makes it feel a bit more grown than the older Boss Bottled. It’s not groundbreaking, but honestly that’s kinda why I like it. Super easy to wear to work, dinner, whatever. Smells put together without trying too hard. Performance on me is pretty decent too, around 6-7 hours with moderate projection for the first couple hours. My only issue is that it plays it a little safe, so if you want something super unique this probably won’t scratch that itch. Still, very likable.
This is really pretty. I get a clean white peony with that fizzy aldehyde sparkle on top, and it gives the whole thing a soft, expensive shampoo vibe in the best way. It feels airy and polished without going full soapy on me, which I appreciate. Kinda has that fancy hotel lobby cleanliness, but still feminine and calm. My only issue is it doesn't change much after the opening, so if you want a big dramatic journey, this probably isn't it. Still, I love how easy it is to wear. Super classy for work or daytime. On me it lasts around 5-6 hours with soft projection.
I do like this a lot, but I can't lie, it's a bit safe. The white peony is delicate and airy, and the aldehydes add that bright, almost sparkling lift that makes it feel luxe. It's very easy to wear and never annoying. No sharp screechy floral mess here. That said, I kept waiting for some deeper twist or a more memorable drydown and it never really came. So yes, beautiful, but not super unique on my skin. Still, I reach for it because it's comforting and elegant and works in basically any setting. Lasts about 6 hours on me, which is decent.
I love this more than I expected. It has that sweet apple vibe people know from Boss Bottled, but the cardamom and woods make it smoother and a little sexier here. Kinda reminds me of designer fragrances that try to be bold and modern, but this one stays classy and doesn’t go full sugar bomb. Definitely more polished than playful. I’ve worn it on cool evenings and it really shines there. Not beast mode, but I still get a good 6 hours and enough projection for people close to notice. Minor flaw: the opening feels a touch synthetic for like 10 minutes, then it settles nicely.
I wanted to like this more than I actually do. There’s a smooth woody base here with a little cardamom warmth and a faint fruity sweetness that makes it easy to wear, especially in cooler weather. It smells masculine and well-groomed, def not offensive, and I can see why people reach for it as a daily driver. But for a 3/5, yeah, that feels right. It’s just missing personality. Nothing smells bad, but nothing really pops either, and after an hour it sits pretty close to the skin on me. If you want something safe for work or casual dates, sure. If you want something memorable, I’d keep looking.
I wanted to love this more than I actually do. The white peony is soft and watery, and the aldehydes give it that crisp, soapy glow, kinda like a luxury hotel scent. There’s something smooth and understated here that makes it easy to reach for, especially in spring. But that’s also the problem: it’s almost too safe. No real twist, no wow moment, no note that sticks in my head. If you like delicate, close-to-skin florals you might be into it. For me it’s a solid 3/5 — pleasant, clean, wearable, but a bit overpriced for how generic it feels.
This is one of those perfumes that makes you keep smelling your wrist all day. On me it opens with a crisp aldehydic shimmer, then the peony comes in and makes everything feel silky and almost dewy. It’s very refined, very clean, but not boring clean. More like expensive skincare mixed with fresh flowers. I really love that it stays soft and graceful the whole time instead of turning soapy or harsh. If you like loud perfumes, this might feel too close to the skin after a while, but tbh I think that’s part of the charm. It feels intimate and polished. Def something I’d wear when I want to feel put together without trying too hard.
Okay yeah, this is stunning. If you want a feminine floral that feels fresh instead of sugary, try this. The white peony comes across dewy and soft, and the aldehydes add this airy shimmer that makes the whole thing feel super polished. I love that it doesn’t scream for attention. It just smells beautiful and expensive. I’ve gotten compliments from people who normally don’t notice perfume, which says a lot. Tbh I was worried it would be too sheer, but on me it lasts a good 7 hours and stays pretty consistent. Not dramatic, just really really pretty.
This is not loud, not syrupy, not trying to be Delina or anything trendy. And that’s exactly why I’m obsessed. I get a silky white peony with a fizzy aldehydic opening that makes it feel almost moonlit, if that makes sense. Super refined. It wears like a soft white blouse and clean skin, but prettier. Tbh I usually go for bigger statement scents, but this one got me because it feels calm and a little emotional. Projection is moderate at first, then close to skin, but I kept catching little clean floral wafts for hours. Def a 5/5 for me.
This is one of those fragrances I can wear literally anywhere. Work, lunch, dinner, random errands, doesn’t matter. The aldehydes keep it bright and crisp, while the white peony adds this soft watery floral thing that never gets too sweet. That balance is what makes it so good. It smells expensive in a very effortless way. Kinda reminds me of the vibe of Chanel florals, but smoother and more modern on my skin. Performance is better than I expected too, around 6 hours easy. Not beast mode, but enough to feel wrapped in it. Just gorgeous.
Tbh this surprised me. I expected something more weird or artistic, but Tears From The Moon is just a very smooth, fresh floral with white peony doing most of the work. The aldehydes give it that crisp, almost chilled feeling, like fresh fabric but prettier. It kinda reminds me of the clean side of Chanel perfumes, though this is softer and less sharp. I love this for days when I don't want to think too hard and just want to smell put together. Minor flaw: for the price, I wish it had a little more projection. It sits fairly close after the first hour. Still very lovely.
This is nice, just not exciting. I get a soft white peony with that clean aldehydic sparkle on top, and it feels very polished, almost expensive shampoo-ish in a Gucci way. Super easy to wear and def office friendly, but tbh it never really goes anywhere. It stays light, fresh, and kinda distant the whole time. On me it sits close to the skin after like 2 hours and is mostly gone by hour 5-6. I don’t hate it at all, it’s pretty and serene, but for the price I wanted more personality. Decent if you want something airy and elegant, just nothing I’d rave about.
This smells like quiet luxury to me. Not loud, not trying too hard, just very clean and refined. I mostly get white peony and aldehydes, and together they make this misty, almost moonlit floral effect that's really calming. If Delina is dressed up and asking for attention, this is the friend in the perfect white shirt who still looks richer than everyone else. I love that it feels fresh without turning into generic laundry musk. The downside is performance isn't amazing, especially for a Gucci private line scent. I get maybe 4-5 hours before it's super soft. But the scent itself? Def beautiful.
This is nice. That’s kinda the whole problem lol. I get a polished apple/spice vibe up top with some woody sweetness in the drydown, and it definitely smells clean and put together. Very easy to wear, very safe, very Boss. But tbh it never really grabs me the way something like Dior Homme 2020 or even Y EDP does. It smells like a good department store designer fragrance, nothing more, nothing less. Performance is decent on me, around 6 hours, with moderate projection for the first hour or two. I wouldn’t call it bad at all, just a little too predictable if you already own a bunch of blue/fresh-woody stuff.
Tbh this was a letdown for me. It opens with that familiar apple vibe and a bit of spice, which sounds like it should work, but the whole thing feels weirdly flat and kinda synthetic on my skin. I kept waiting for some richer woody depth to show up and it just never really got there. Instead it stayed generic, like a dressed-up department store scent trying to be more serious than it is. Performance wasn’t great either — around 5-6 hours, but it sat pretty close and never felt worth the EDP label. Not awful, just really underwhelming. I’d reach for something like YSL Y EDP way before this.
Tbh I wanted to love this because the name is gorgeous, but the scent itself feels weirdly empty. I get a clean aldehydic sparkle at first and a soft white peony vibe underneath, but it never really turns into anything interesting. It just sits there smelling like expensive shampoo and then fades into a vague musky floral blur. For a Gucci private line scent, this feels super underwhelming and kinda overpriced. Not offensive at all, sure, but also not memorable in the slightest. Performance wasn’t great either on me, maybe 4-5 hours and pretty close to the skin fast. Elegant? Yes. Worth it? Not really.
