Synthesized Geranium Leaf by Malin+Goetz bottle
Malin+Goetz

Synthesized Geranium Leaf

3.4/5 · 7 votes Unisex
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Longevity3.0/5
Sillage3.8/5
Spring100
Summer100
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Our take

A day spent outdoors in warm weather calls for something that feels clean and uncomplicated. This is a fragrance for someone who wants to smell fresh without drawing attention to the fact that they are wearing perfume. It suits a casual wardrobe and a relaxed pace, offering a scent that complements a simple t-shirt and sunshine rather than competing with the environment.

The opening features green apple and cyclamen, which provide a bright and slightly crisp introduction. The fruit is not sugary, and the floral aspect stays light. This moves quickly into the heart where geranium and coriander take over. The geranium offers a green, slightly rose-like quality that defines the character of the scent, while the coriander adds a mild, fresh spicy edge that keeps the floral notes from feeling too soft.

As it develops, the musk in the base provides a smooth foundation. It grounds the green and spicy elements without making the composition heavy. The overall impression is aromatic, herbal, and faintly fruity, with a clean finish that feels modern. It maintains a consistent profile that stays close to the skin, focusing on a blend of fresh spicy and floral accords that feel balanced and natural.

The coriander weaves through the geranium to create a texture that is both herbal and slightly peppery. It is a straightforward execution of a green theme, relying on the contrast between the crisp top and the softer middle to keep the interest of the wearer. The musk lingers just enough to leave a subtle

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