Eau de parfum

Nearest but Lost #36 Nest

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The Character and History of the Fragrance

Nearest but Lost #36 Nest is an Eau de Parfum for women, launched in 2024 by the Korean brand Nearest but Lost.

This fragrance has an expressive green-floral character, blending citrus freshness with spicy, woody and mossy nuances.

The #36 Nest composition is built around contrast: its sparkling opening gradually becomes cooler and more herbal before settling into a deep woody-musky base.

This development makes the perfume distinctive and multilayered while retaining a modern, composed mood.

Olfactive Profile

In character, Nearest but Lost #36 Nest combines fougère, floral and woody motifs.

Its scent reveals citrus freshness, green accords, white flowers, spicy cardamom, the dry woodiness of vetiver and a soft musky base.

This fragrance will appeal to those who appreciate more than obvious sweetness or delicate florals, as well as cooler, more structured compositions.

Here, the flowers never become overly powdery, while the green and mossy nuances add depth and character to the overall impression.

How It Develops on the Skin

The top notes open fresh and bright: lime and orange create a juicy citrus burst, while jasmine and ylang-ylang soften it with floral smoothness.

After a while, the composition becomes greener and spicier, revealing blackcurrant leaves, violet leaf, lavender and cardamom.

In the base, the scent takes on a calmer and richer character.

Oakmoss emphasizes its fougère character, vetiver adds a dry woody line, and musk gives the finish volume and lasting power.

Sillage and Wearability

Nearest but Lost #36 Nest is described as having very strong sillage, so the fragrance can noticeably accompany the wearer throughout the day.

It is well suited to occasions when you want to make an expressive impression: evening outings, cool weather, meetings and events.

Because of its rich character, the Eau de Parfum should be tested on the skin and observed for some time as it develops.

No precise recommendations for the number of sprays on skin or clothing are available for this fragrance, so it is best to determine the dosage individually, starting with a small amount.

Its Place in the Brand's Collection

Nearest but Lost #36 Nest presents a Korean perspective on women's perfumery through a combination of clean freshness, green nuances and an expressive base.

It makes no attempt to go unnoticed: the composition is memorable thanks to its strong sillage and its transition from a citrus-floral opening to a mossy-woody finish.

The perfumer's name and the fragrance's membership in a specific collection are not indicated in the available data.

Other concentrations of Nearest but Lost #36 Nest and confirmed similar fragrances have also not been listed, so comparing this release with alternative versions is only appropriate after experiencing it personally.

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The composition opens with a combination of jasmine, lime, orange, and ylang-ylang. The opening is fresh, citrusy, and floral at the same time, creating a vivid first impression.

The heart features blackcurrant leaf, cardamom, lavender, and violet leaf. Green and spicy nuances make the development cooler, more herbaceous, and more dimensional.

Oakmoss, vetiver, and musk form the base. They give the dry-down a woody, mossy, and softly musky character, while lending the entire composition a distinctive and long-lasting trail.

Gender Female
Brand Nearest but Lost
Segment Premium perfumery
Country South Korea
Year of production 2024
Status Produced
Concentration Eau de parfum

Composition pyramid

Jasmine
Lime
Orange
Black currant leaf
Cardamom
Lavender
Oak moss
Vetiver
musk

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