Where The Wild Things Grow II by Sorce
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Where The Wild Things Grow II: A Green, Fruity and Deliciously Sweet Perfume Sorce brings us a unisex perfume that captures the essence of a wild meadow. Devised by perfumer Caitlin Hayes, Where The Wild Things Grow II is an intriguing mix of green and fruity notes with a musky, woody base. The opening is bright and grassy, with freshly…
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- Spring 42%
- Summer 42%
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- Day 100%
- Night 0%
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11 votes
- Positive 73%
- Negative 0%
- Neutral 27%
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About Where The Wild Things Grow II
Where The Wild Things Grow II: A Green, Fruity and Deliciously Sweet Perfume
Sorce brings us a unisex perfume that captures the essence of a wild meadow.
Devised by perfumer Caitlin Hayes, Where The Wild Things Grow II is an intriguing mix of green and fruity notes with a musky, woody base.
The opening is bright and grassy, with freshly cut grass at the fore. Wild strawberry soon follows, lending a fruity, slightly sharp and very natural character. Ambrette musk wraps the whole in warmth and softness, while a vanilla-flavoured soda adds an unexpected fizzy, sweet twist.
The heart rests on a creamy vanilla base and a woody accord that provides depth. The dew drop brings a watery freshness, as if the notes were still damp from the morning. The result is a scent that balances the wild with the comforting.
The sillage is moderate and the projection is intimate, ideal for those who prefer a closer-wearing fragrance. Its unisex nature makes it versatile: it suits a countryside walk or a lazy afternoon. The green, fresh, fruity, sweet, musky and woody accords combine to create a complex yet accessible olfactory experience.
The name, 'Where The Wild Things Grow II,' calls to mind a place where nature grows freely. That idea is echoed in the combination of a wild strawberry with a comforting, domesticated vanilla.
With an average rating of 3.91 out of 5 from 11 ratings, it's not a perfume that passes unnoticed. It's a bold choice that rewards those seeking originality, far from the mainstream.
It is aimed at men and women who love green and fruity scents with a hint of sweetness. Anyone who appreciates nature, the outdoors and perfumes with personality will find a friend in this fragrance.
Where The Wild Things Grow II is a courageous and evocative creation. Sorce and Caitlin Hayes invite us into a wild garden where strawberry, grass and vanilla coexist in harmony. A perfume for free spirits.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Leans feminine
3 votes
Value perception
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