Not Sharing by Damask Haus

Men Women 2021

Brand

Damask Haus

Perfumer

Bri Beyer

Main accords

green lactonic sweet

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Not Sharing by Damask Haus: An Unusual Green Fragrance with Butter, Corn and Beer There are perfumes that are made to be shared with everyone, and those that become a private indulgence. Not Sharing, launched by Damask Haus in 2021, seriously falls into the latter camp. Perfumer Bri Beyer has created this unisex scent around a green, aromatic structure, with…

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About Not Sharing

Main accord green Year 2021 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Bri Beyer

Not Sharing by Damask Haus: An Unusual Green Fragrance with Butter, Corn and Beer

There are perfumes that are made to be shared with everyone, and those that become a private indulgence. Not Sharing, launched by Damask Haus in 2021, seriously falls into the latter camp.

Perfumer Bri Beyer has created this unisex scent around a green, aromatic structure, with surprising notes of butter, corn, beer and green leaves.

One look at the name and you know exactly where you stand: this is a fragrance to keep to yourself. The first spritz brings a burst of green, crisp leafiness, like walking through a freshly cut meadow. Then a creamy, lactonic note creeps in, reminiscent of butter melting over sweetcorn.

The corn adds a warm, comforting sweetness, while the beer contributes a touch of bitterness and gentle fizz. It's a combination that shouldn't work but really does. The result is a scent that feels fresh yet cosy, with a sweet undercurrent that never becomes cloying.

As it develops, the sweeter, creamier facets grow stronger, and the green notes mellow into a soft backdrop. There are no traditional florals or predictable woods here; instead, an unexpected texture that calls to mind rustic cooking or an experimental feast. This is the kind of creativity you'd expect from a niche house with a playful spirit.

Bri Beyer, the nose behind Not Sharing, has evidently enjoyed challenging the rules. The perfume will spark opinions: some may find it odd, others utterly charming. But it surely won't be ignored. And that's half the fun.

In practical terms, it's a great choice for spring and autumn, whether you're heading to a countryside walk or simply enjoying a quiet afternoon at home. If you prefer your fragrances expressive and personal, this one is worth seeking out — as long as you're happy to keep it all for yourself.

Those who appreciate green, unconventional scents with a creamy, slightly gourmand character. Also a treat for fans of indie perfume houses and anyone who likes to wear something truly individual.

Not Sharing is a brave, endearing fragrance that shows Damask Haus and Bri Beyer at their most playful. It's odd, lovely and wonderfully personal — a secret pleasure best enjoyed alone.