New perfume drops this week

Published: Mar 12, 2021 • Last Updated: Mar 12, 2021


New week, new scents! We know you like to keep things fresh so every week our team goes through your feedback, and not only do we read your feedback, but we also act on it. Some of our subscribers wanted us to bring something floral but playful at the same time and some wanted to try something woody but not generic, so we went straight to the flower markets of Paris and the music festivals of America (not really), but we bet Replica Flower Market would make you feel as if you indeed are in a beautiful flower marker in Paris. Without further a due, let us introduce you to the new perfumes added this week.

Maison Martin Margiela Replica flower market

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The idea behind the Replica line from Maison Margiela is to embody and capture certain moments and places and induce the corresponding emotion for the wearer, for instance, one sniff of Replica Flower Market and you are instantly transported to a gorgeous flower market in Paris, yes, this thing is a flower market in a bottle. The fragrance is fresh, exciting and has a very clean vibe. Flower Market is a must-try if you are into floral scents; it's modern and gentle, it's so easy on the nose that you can wear it all day and for any occasion really.

Key notes: Freesia, Rose from Grasse, Cedarwood

You can try it here: https://www.scentgod.com.au/scent/maison-martin-margiela-replica-flower-market

Acqua Di Parma Colonia Ebano


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On first impressions, Colonia Ebano is nothing like the original Colonia. Colonia Ebano is spicy, woody and aromatic whereas the original Colonia was fresh and citrusy. First spray would reveal a peppery spiciness, which eventually fades into a smooth woody dry down. The dry down has sweet undertones but it's not overwhelmingly sweet. This is a great fragrance to autumn, wear it to a date or those evening events.

Key notes: Red pepper, Bergamot, Ebony, Honey, Patchouli

You can try it here: https://www.scentgod.com.au/scent/acqua-di-parma-colonia-ebano

Maison Martin Margiela Replica Music Festival

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Imagine Coachella- hipsters, free-spirited people smoking marijuana, with lots of rock music in the background. This is what Replica Music Festival embodies and captures. It's very unique, definitely not your run-of-the-mill fragrance. The most prominent note here is cannabis, followed by patchouli. If you like leathery, tobacco fragrances with cannabis then this one might be a good try for you. It is super long-lasting; we recommend 3-4 sprays at best with this one.

Key notes: Cannabis, Red apple, Patchouli, Tobacco

You can try it here:  https://www.scentgod.com.au/scent/maison-martin-margiela-replica-music-festival


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Preet Singh

I have always been enamored by the power of perfumes to evoke emotions and capture memories. This profound love for fragrances led to the creation of ScentGod, a platform designed to allow everyone the luxury of discovering and wearing premium scents without the commitment of a full-sized purchase. My vision for ScentGod is more than just offering fragrances; it's about sharing passion, creating experiences, and helping people find their signature essence.

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