The smell of the sky Запах неба
The smell of the sky by Buvard.Parfums is a green aromatic unisex fragrance with mint, tea, coriander, cardamom and juniper giving it a cool herbal lift. Tolu balsam, white suede, patchouli and whipped cream add warmth, texture and a soft sweetness underneath. This is one to sample if you like green scents with spice, amber and suede rather than a plain citrus-fresh.
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Performance Metrics
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Performance data is very limited, but the available votes point toward long lasting wear and strong sillage. That should be treated as an early indication, not a settled consensus. Apply lightly at first, especially if you are sensitive to aromatic spice, amber or suede-like materials projecting from skin.
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A green aromatic opening appears to lead the scent, with mint, tea, coriander, juniper and cardamom giving a cool herbal and gently spicy impression. The dry-down should feel warmer and more textured, shaped by tolu balsam, white suede, patchouli and a light whipped cream sweetness.
Main Accords
9 MAPPEDThe green accord likely gives the perfume its first impression, crisp, herbal and airy rather than juicy. Amber and tolu balsam add warmth, while aromatic and warm spicy facets bring dryness from coriander, cardamom and juniper. Powdery, leather, musk and sweet accents seem to round the edges, giving the scent a softer suede and cream texture without turning it fully gourmand.
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On paper, the green accord leads. This matters because the scent is unlikely to read as a simple sweet amber or soft musk. Mint and tea can give it air and lift, coriander and cardamom add a dry spicy edge, and juniper can make the freshness feel crisp rather than soapy. That combination should appeal most to wearers who enjoy herbal and aromatic perfumes with personality.
Pros & Cons
Quick take before you sampleWHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT
Distinctive green aromatic character
Interesting tea, mint and spice combination
Warm balsamic base adds depth
White suede note gives texture
Unisex profile with no obvious gender lock
Sweetness appears restrained
May suit wearers who like herbal niche scents
Limited data suggests noticeable performance
WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR
Very little review evidence available
Not ideal for safe blind buying
Green spice may feel sharp to some wearers
Suede and patchouli can be polarising
Likely too unusual for simple fresh-scent shoppers
Performance claims are based on very few votes
Whipped cream note may worry those avoiding sweetness
No reliable similar-fragrance evidence supplied
Fragranxe Review
EDITORIAL“The smell of the sky Buvard.Parfums Review”
The smell of the sky by Buvard.Parfums is built around a striking mix of green herbs, tea, spice and soft ambered texture. The official note list does not follow a familiar crowd-pleasing formula. Mint, tea, coriander, cardamom and juniper make the opening sound cool, aromatic and slightly bracing, while tolu balsam, white suede, whipped cream and patchouli suggest something warmer and more tactile as it settles.
On paper, the green accord leads. This matters because the scent is unlikely to read as a simple sweet amber or soft musk. Mint and tea can give it air and lift, coriander and cardamom add a dry spicy edge, and juniper can make the freshness feel crisp rather than soapy. That combination should appeal most to wearers who enjoy herbal and aromatic perfumes with personality.
The base is where the fragrance becomes more unusual. Tolu balsam brings a rounded amber warmth, white suede points to a pale leather texture, and patchouli can add an earthy, slightly shaded base. Whipped cream may soften the sharper green and spicy materials, but the available accord balance suggests sweetness is a supporting detail rather than the main story.
Performance evidence is thin, so it needs careful wording. The limited voting available points to long lasting wear and strong sillage, but there is not enough broad feedback to treat that as a firm community consensus. Still, the accord structure itself suggests a fragrance that may hold onto skin better than a light tea cologne, especially through its balsamic, suede and patchouli facets.
The smell of the sky is best read as a niche green amber aromatic scent for curious wearers. It may suit people who want freshness with more texture, or those who like spicy green perfumes that dry down warmer and softer. It is less likely to satisfy someone looking for a transparent office musk, a bright citrus spray, or a straightforward gourmand.
Because the review pool is very small and no detailed user reviews are supplied, this is not a fragrance to judge by rating alone. The note list is distinctive enough to make sampling worthwhile. If mint, tea, coriander, suede and balsam sound appealing together, it could be rewarding. If green spice or leather-like textures usually feel difficult on your skin, test before buying.
FAQs
What does The smell of the sky by Buvard.Parfums smell like?+
It appears to be a green aromatic scent with mint, tea, coriander, juniper and cardamom up front, then warmer amber, balsamic, suede, patchouli and soft sweet facets underneath.
Is The smell of the sky unisex?+
Yes. The fragrance is presented as a scent for women and men, and the note structure reads comfortably unisex rather than strongly masculine or feminine.
Who created The smell of the sky?+
The perfumer listed for The smell of the sky is Katerina Buvard.
When was The smell of the sky launched?+
The smell of the sky was launched in 2020.
Is The smell of the sky a fresh fragrance?+
It has fresh green and aromatic elements from mint, tea and juniper, but it is not just a clean fresh scent. The amber, tolu balsam, suede, patchouli and whipped cream notes point to a warmer, more textured base.
Does The smell of the sky smell sweet?+
Sweetness seems secondary. Whipped cream and balsamic warmth may soften the scent, but the main direction is green, amber, aromatic, powdery and spicy.
Is The smell of the sky good for everyday wear?+
It may work for daily wear if you like distinctive green spicy perfumes. Because the data suggests strong sillage from limited voting, cautious application is sensible until you know how it behaves on your skin.
How strong is The smell of the sky?+
The available performance voting is very limited, but it includes long lasting longevity and strong sillage. Treat that as an early signal rather than a broad consensus.
What seasons suit The smell of the sky?+
The green, minty and tea-like side may suit spring and mild weather, while the amber, balsam, suede and spice can make it more comfortable in cooler conditions too.
Is The smell of the sky safe to blind buy?+
Sampling first is the better choice. The note list combines mint, tea, coriander, suede, whipped cream, balsam and patchouli, which is interesting but specific.
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COMMUNITY DUPESCOREThere is not enough reliable supplied evidence to name direct dupes or close alternatives. The safest comparison path is by style: look at green aromatic perfumes, tea scents, soft suede fragrances and warm spicy amber compositions. Avoid assuming it clones a better-known perfume unless you have tested both side by side.
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