Owl Совушка-сова by Ladanika bottle
Ladanika

Owl Совушка-сова

4.0/5 · 80 votes Feminine 2020
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Barberry
Heart notes
White WillowBelladonnaHeather
Base notes
Periwinkle

Character

Longevity3.5/5
Sillage3.4/5
Day45
Night52
Fall100
Winter58
Spring48
Summer32
Our take

Owl Совушка-сова is a fragrance for someone who prefers a scent that feels intimately connected to the natural world, wearing it to bring a sense of quiet contemplation to a slow weekend or a solitary walk. It opens with an unexpected, textured bitterness from the walnut and hazelnut, a sharp edge that keeps the bright tartness of the barberry and the tartness of the raspberry from ever becoming a simple fruit salad. This is not a sweet, candy-coated opening, but rather a dry and nutty introduction that feels grounded and real. As it moves into the heart, the orris brings a soft, root-like earthiness that blends seamlessly with the green, slightly herbal quality of the white willow and heather, creating a heart that is more about texture than a traditional floral bouquet. The belladonna adds a subtle, mysterious depth without overwhelming the other notes. In the base, the iris and violet work together to create a soft, powdery finish that feels like a gentle embrace, while the periwinkle offers a clean, slightly green clarity that prevents the powder from becoming too heavy or cloying. The overall effect is a scent that is both woody and floral, with a distinct nuttiness that sets it apart from more predictable iris-based perfumes. It is a fragrance for the introspective wearer who appreciates a complex, earthy composition that evolves slowly on the skin, revealing its layers of nutty bitterness, soft florals, and clean powder in a quiet, unassuming way.

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