An intriguing, standout scent. It's not necessarily a safe buy as a gift; I would suggest testing it out first. It's a creamy-floral fragrance, elegant and feminine, initially with quite a strong projection but it settles down fairly quickly. In the opening, I detect a somewhat animalic note, a bit stuffy, breaking through the typical sweetness of flowers. This note softens but remains in the background. Nonetheless, it's creamy and sweet.

Nightingale
Messengers of spring arrive, bearing gifts that bring smiles to faces dulled by winter’s chill. The joyous song of the nightingale accompanies vibrant fuchsia-colored aromas of Japanese plum blossoms as they spread, infusing the tepid air. It marks a fleeting moment of emotional awaking: to some a time for celebration and fresh starts; to others, a countdown to a departure for unknown horizons. Zoologist captures the onset of the Japanese spring through Nightingale, a pink floral chypre that will melt your heart. It opens with rich scents of saffron and rosy, powdery, tart Japanese plum blossoms, enveloping the core of the perfume like a luxurious silk kimono. Deep, warm aromas of oud, patchouli, moss, incense and ambergris seek to escape, seeping from the ruddy petals, to create a composition that’s complex and at the same time, simply desirable.
