
Forest Maiden
Andromeda's Curse
Forest Maiden by Andromeda's Curse opens with a sharp flash of bitter wormwood and green absinthe. Cedar leaves provide an immediate herbal cris…★ 3.8 6 votes
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Andromeda's Curse
Forest Maiden by Andromeda's Curse opens with a sharp flash of bitter wormwood and green absinthe. Cedar leaves provide an immediate herbal cris…Robert Piguet

Rook Perfumes
Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab
Maiden is a soft floral built around white tea, carnation, and Damask rose. It opens fresh and lightly green, then settles into a pink, slightly…ROEMY

Wales Perfumery
Forest opens with punchy fir needle and crisp cedar over damp earth. Ambrette seed pushes a warm, musky sweetness through the heart, softening d…
Royal Barber

Bath & Body Works
Maiden Noir

Naiada Secrets
Naiada Secrets Forest lands on the skin with a bracing splash of green herbs and citrus. This unisex cologne blends Mediterranean rosemary and s…
OsmoGenes Perfumes

Tesori d'Oriente

Sonoma Scent Studio
Forest Walk by Sonoma Scent Studio opens with dense fir needles, black hemlock, and crushed green leaves over damp earth. Laurie Erickson blends…
St. Narcissus
Maiden Wood by St. Narcissus delivers a calm, coastal woodland scent that blends herbal clarity with warm, grounded sweetness. It opens with the…Água de Cheiro

Osmanli Oud
Kiehl's
Scentologia
Badgley Mischka

Poesie
Forest Cat by Poesie opens with an unusual clash between damp earth, chilly air, and a faint hint of synthetic sweetness that some wearers compa…Alkemia Perfumes
Forest Patchouli by Alkemia Perfumes is a fragrance for women and men. Forest Patchouli was launched in 2018.
Kelly & Jones
Notes of Chardonnay Reserve by Kelly & Jones rolls out with a brisk splash of bergamot and sweet melon before settling into a rich, buttery hear…
Kelly & Jones
Notes of Pinot Grigio Reserve by Kelly & Jones captures the crisp spirit of a chilled white wine poured on a sun-drenched deck. The opening hits…Miss Kay