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It’s like you are being transferred in a garden with minty plants and roses inside an urban district drinking a cold mojito. The mint is hyper realistic and the rose is subtle and beautiful ( not jammy but like wet rose petals). The citruses are not being so forward but they’re giving those mojito vibes. It dries down to a nice musky smell but the mint and rose stay on the background. It has perfect longevity on my skin like 12 hours + but the projection is moderate at best though you can smell it consistently on your self. I don’t know if the ingredients are mostly synthetic but to me the quality seems top notch. The 100 euros I paid for 100 ml is a steal for such a beautiful fragrance. Some say you get bored after some wears but for me the more I wear it the more I fall in love. Perfect summer creation which is simple and consistent yet unique at the same time. Very safe blind buy given it comes from ELDO and perfectly unisex.

I tried this one because it was recommended on a reddit thread looking for herbal, citrusy scents. It did not smell at all like citrus to me, but I loved it. It was a fragrance that really kind of painted a picture for me, and I could really pick apart the different things I was smelling. It has a strong mint smell at first that comes and goes, and there is a light rose smell as well. Then there is this other kind of warm summery smell like you know how sometimes sunscreen kind of smells like bananas? That. The whole thing felt very summery and I loved smelling it. Like you've just doused yourself in sunscreen, are chewing mint gum, walking through a botanical rose garden somewhere and the sun is shining brightly. It didn't agree with my particular skin chemistry, but it smelled great on the tester.

This fragrance has a vegetal crispness like a tomato & squash garden in July- happy, uplifting and hopeful. Pulling out the mint and lemon balm that threatens to take over the bed. I'm not sure if it's the anise alongside the citrus, but something reminds me of canteloupe melon slices, with a hint of melting popsicles. Sun-drenched but with a fresh green breeze, not too sweet and nothing ambery or spicy. It's a modern scent, but evokes summer childhood memories - for me that would be the 1970s, but the fragrance itself is not dated or vintage in any way. Very unisex and wearable. This was the first ELDO that leapt out at me from the discovery set. Performance is moderate but solid, with the brightness gradually fading into an even lighter, ambient green bouquet.

Like sitting in your garden drinking a mojito while your fresh cotton laundry dries nearby in the sun. Bright, fresh green mint and citrus off the top, which fades into a pleasant clean laundry scent on the dry-down with just a hint of mint and realistic rose-floral note. Not a ton of tonal complexity or development over time, but a very safe and easy wear. A lot of "clean" smelling perfumes go completely powdery on me, like "baby powder and grandmother's perfume" powdery, but YOSLY just stays beautifully fresh and soft and clean, with a bit of a citrusy-minty twist. Feels like a cold drink and a shower in a bottle; I would consider this the perfect daytime warm weather scent if the top notes only lasted a little longer.

YOSLY is my gateway to niche fragrances. My original intention behind buying this perfume is to find the scent of how I want to be percieved by others (not a good reason, I know). As a blind buy, it was not what I was expecting AT ALL - I was first turned off by the sharp green-ness of it but I was stuck. This was way too herbal and green for me at first smell, yet it was what exactly as advertised by people online. Definitely an acquired taste, but somehow comforting and tolerable (or at least I think it is) for most people. I have just bought my second bottle (another 50ml) and I can see this lasting WAY longer than my original bottle.