Review of Pansy by Marta Regina Jabłońska

The opening is defined above all by the fresh, herbal greenness of a garden. It evokes a lush garden in the morning, still covered in dew, with herbs growing around flower beds. As this greenness settles, the composition becomes calmly floral, with just a small touch of fresh bergamot juice. Subtle, almost resinous and aromatic botanical notes emerge in the drydown, creating a pleasant base. For a Lush fragrance—a house whose perfumes tend to be strong and loud—this one is surprisingly quiet in its projection, with average, though still good, longevity. It has a relaxing quality, inviting you to step into this garden, slow down, and rest...