I wanted to like this unusual fragrance. Unfortunately, on me it is very peppery, which obscures and muddies and the florals. Or rather, it coats them in roadside pollution. One note is "creosote bush", I associate creosote with tarring fences (I used to love that smell as a child) but in my mind I mixed that up with the smell of hot tarmac, the type used in children's playgrounds, and now that is what I smell in the fragrance! I imagine on some people the florals come through a bit better. It's an unusual fragrance, from a house that likes to depict narrative in scent, or snapshot a moment like paint on canvas. For that reason, it is worthy, but not all art is for everyone. A glimpse in a gallery is enough for me with this scent.

Smells a bit like bugspray when it first goes on. It settles and is nice. Not my favorite!

Pleasant and interesting opening but after that it's a dusty road and no scenery.

While D.S. & Durga’s Sweet Do Nothing is true to its description, the green notes felt a bit too literal for my taste. On my skin, it turned quite bitter and sharp almost offensive rather than relaxing. It was an immediate exchange for me.

I was pleasantly surprised by how much I love this fragrance! It is fresh, clean, green, while having a slight spicy edge. This is a light enough to wear to the office and on an airplane.