Blomb No. 11 Eau de Parfum

I was worried the tarragon would smell like salad dressing, but it just makes the citrus feel green and sharp instead of sweet. Dries down to that smooth amber-cognac warmth after about an hour, and I still catch it on my scarf at the end of the day.

I was worried the tarragon would make it smell like a kitchen herb, but it just keeps things crisp and green next to the grapefruit. By afternoon it settles into that warm amber-cognac base, which is honestly my favorite part.

The grapefruit opening is sharp and bright without smelling like cleaning spray, and the tarragon keeps it interesting. Four hours in, the amber-cognac base is still humming along on my wrist.