Mild Ivy (Добрый Плющ) by Mazhu Kozhu (Мажу Кожу) bottle
Mazhu Kozhu (Мажу Кожу)

Mild Ivy (Добрый Плющ)

3.7/5 · 3 votes Unisex 2012
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Reed
Heart notes
Base notes

Character

Longevity3.0/5
Sillage1.8/5
Day100
Night33
Spring100
Summer67
Fall33
Winter33
Our take

Mild Ivy (Добрый Плющ) opens with a cool rush of hyacinth and water lily. Reed adds a crisp, slightly aquatic edge that keeps the entry bright and clean. The initial impression is green and wet, like foliage after rain, with the floral notes staying fresh rather than sweet. This opening feels immediate and transparent, presenting a clear botanical character without heavy sweetness or warmth.

The heart develops into lemon verbena and ivy, supported by chamomile. The verbena brings a sharp citrus lift that cuts through the green leaves, while the ivy reinforces the garden theme with a tangy, leafy bitterness. Chamomile softens the edges with a gentle, slightly hay-like warmth that prevents the greens from feeling too sharp. Here the fragrance settles into a bright herbal mix that feels natural and upright.

Basil and iris form the base. The basil carries the herbal tone from the heart into a drier, aromatic finish, while iris contributes a powdery, slightly rooty texture that grounds the green accords. The earthy accord emerges here, giving the fragrance a subtle weight that sits just beneath the surface of the herbs and flowers. It remains fresh rather than woody or heavy.

The overall composition stays within the green, fresh spicy, and herbal accords throughout its wear. Citrus and floral elements weave through the aromatic structure, while the powdery iris and earthy base provide a calm foundation. Mild Ivy (Добрый Плющ) is a daylight fragrance built on ivy, verbena, and iris.

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