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Eau de parfum
Kevin Schepis Poison Garden
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Kevin Schepis Poison Garden — character and story of the fragrance
Kevin Schepis Poison Garden is an eau de parfum released in 2023.
This unisex fragrance from the Brazilian brand Kevin Schepis combines juicy fruitiness, expressive florals and a rich woody-musky base.
The name Poison Garden sets an intriguing mood for the composition.
The fragrance plays on the contrast between freshness and density: a bright opening gradually gives way to a floral heart before becoming deeper, warmer and more pronounced.
Olfactive profile and development
By character, Poison Garden belongs to the floral and fruity fragrance families.
Citrusy, white-floral, musky and woody nuances are also noticeable, keeping the composition from being limited to a single facet and giving it a layered impression.
The opening revolves around green apple and lemon, creating a juicy, cool and energetic first impression.
Clove and jasmine appear in the heart, adding spicy florality and a soft white-floral texture. The finish becomes more voluminous thanks to amberwood and musk.
Longevity, sillage and wearability
The sillage of Kevin Schepis Poison Garden is described as very strong, making the fragrance suitable for those who enjoy noticeable compositions and a pronounced presence.
When trying it for the first time, it is best to start with a small number of sprays and assess its development on your own skin: the rich base can linger for a long time and gradually change its character.
The fresh fruity-citrusy accent makes Poison Garden particularly interesting for warm weather, while the woody-musky finish also makes it suitable for cooler days.
The fragrance can work well for a walk, a date or a party when you want to add confidence and individuality to your look.
Specific recommendations for applying it to skin and clothing are not available.
A practical approach is to apply the fragrance to clean skin, give it a few minutes to develop, and only then decide whether to enhance its presence on clothing.
Who is Poison Garden for?
This is a versatile composition for women and men who enjoy contrasting fragrances with a fruity opening and strong sillage.
Poison Garden does not try to go unnoticed: it is intended for those who value richness, good projection and a gradual transition from freshness to warm woody-musky depth.
If you like the idea of a fresh yet expressive fragrance, you could compare it with Elizabeth Arden Green Tea.
Salvador Dali Le Roy Soleil and Simimi Blanc d'Anna are also worth considering in this direction.
At the same time, Poison Garden retains its own mood through the combination of green apple, floral accents, amberwood and musk.
The fragrance’s role in the brand’s style
Kevin Schepis is known as a Brazilian fragrance brand.
Poison Garden demonstrates its interest in expressive compositions, where fresh and recognizable accords receive a deeper, long-lasting and noticeable continuation.
Information about the perfumer, the collection and other concentrations of this fragrance is not available.
Therefore, Poison Garden’s main appeal is the olfactive idea itself: a fruity-floral contrast, pronounced richness and a memorable finish.
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