I am experimenting with mint in fragrances. This is not super herbal. It's a more floral mint because of the floral notes also present. I amp up Lilly notes, so if your skin does that you may get less jasmine. Maybe it's more like a green floral than overtly minty on me. I got the sample of this and used a little dab from the sprayer. It lasts so long and projects! It's an intriguing scent, familiar in some ways but also like you can't quite place it but need to keep smelling because it's pulling on something in your memory.

Not what I would normally reach for, I'm more of a very woody, airy fragrance person(my signature is madonna lily) but decided to give this a try. I quite enjoy it! The clove and moss in the dry down gives it an earthy touch that keeps it grounded, the mint in the beginning isn't like toothpaste, it's very nostalgic as I used to grow mint patches and this smells like that to me. The jasmine and white florals keeps it sweet, just like a bouquet of fresh flowers, I swear I could smell the soil. I think it could work year round but esp in spring, when it rains

Rocco mint was a surprising favorite. I saw another review that described it as fresh so gave it a try. Initially the smell is a strong jasmine fragrance, but it settles beautifully after about 30 min. It is great for layering with really sweet or soft fragrances to give it a little edge. The final dry down is still crisp, but with a subtle floral projection. This one projects more than the milk fragrance, and also lasts all day.