by Carla Seipp
The West Coast is most stereotypically known for a preconceived lifestyle of daily hikes, green juice galore and alternative spiritual practices. But how would one define the olfactory aesthetic of said region? One fragrance brand embraced this challenge, creating completely cliche-free scents in the process. Helio is the brainchild of Christian Bohdan. In collaboration with… [Read More]
Soapy fresh and clean 90s scent. Starts off with lemony citrus and soapy florals. The drydown stays soapy but becomes less sweet and mintier green. Average projection and decent longevity. Never big or loud, lasts about 6-7 hours....More
After a brief blast of bergamot freshness, and a burst of berries (strawberries, dewberries, whiffs of recurrants, I get an impression of fresh hay the is an expression of the Helonial. The drydown turns flora, with mainly a green jasmine on me t...More
TLDR: (Reviewing the current formulation, black wood framed bottle with white lettering, from the Les Parisiens range.) A very well done version of the 1985 classic that lacks the mammoth animalic punch and oakmossy base of the original but which rem...More