Strange
Shares Cyclamen, Kiwi, Rhubarb.
Strange by Chris Adams smells like cracking open a chilled, crisp watermelon on a hot summer morning. It hits immediately. Tart green rhubarb and fuzz…
Strange by Chris Adams smells like cracking open a chilled, crisp watermelon on a hot summer morning. It hits immediately. Tart green rhubarb and fuzzy kiwi splash across your skin alongside a light prickle of pink pepper. You get a sharp, two-minute burst of perfumer alcohol before the juicy fruit oils settle cleanly. Within twenty minutes, sweet honeysuckle and dewy cyclamen petals emerge to smooth out the initial tang. The drydown stays close and clean. Sheer white musk, light sandalwood, and a trace of warm vanilla anchor the base without turning syrupy. It is refreshing, light, and remarkably easy to wear when the sun is blazing.
