The Smell of Weather Turning (Perfume)

Oak wood and hay give it a woody, earthy base, cooled by mint and English peppermint. Roman chamomile and nettle soften the green side, while beeswax adds a resinous, faintly smoky warmth. A spicy edge ties it into one herbal whole.

Voters find its longevity strong and its sillage good. Most voters pick autumn, spring and summer, with winter chosen less often. It runs from daytime to evening but is most often linked to leisure. Votes split between masculine and feminine, so it reads truly unisex. Tom Ford Vert des Bois and eSENSielle In the Woods have a close profile.