Tsi-La

I like this line of perfume because they use 100% natural ingredients and no chemicals or synthetic fragrance. For whatever reason, most perfumes seem to smell the same to me and I have some sensitivity to them. I don\'t have this problem with the tsi-la perfumes and, unlike a lot of \"natural\" fragrances, they do seem to have some decent staying power. I\'ve tried the Fiore d\'Arancio, Kizes, and their newest scent, Misaki. Fiore d\'Arancio is a sweet citrus, a bit too sweet for it to become something I wear all the time, but ok. I didn\'t like Kizes at all, which was more of a true citrus, almost a unisex scent. On my skin it went slightly sharp and smelled a bit like a citrus bathroom cleaner. Not good. However, I LOVED the Misaki. The company says it\'s a lavender fragrance, but to me it was very complex. It did start off very lavender-y, but within an hour it had mellowed and the green tea and neroli started to come out. It wore much longer than the other two scents I tried and just seemed to get better the longer it stayed on my skin. Since they\'re so expensive I\'ll try all the tsi-la fragrances before I make a final decision, but Misaki is a very strong contender at the moment.

Earthy and summery, reminiscent of an English countryside ripe with wild lavender yet an unsuspecting hint of something fresh and effervescent