Eau de Memo

It has a fantastic, summer-inspired scent, though I think it's pricier than it should be. I've noticed others have mentioned alternatives like Elizabeth Arden's Green Tea, which offers a similar vibe at a more affordable price. This brand really has a lot going on. If you're into leather scents, their African Leather and French Leather are exceptional!

This Memo scent is something I particularly dislike. It carries a scent reminiscent of a smoke-filled room where guests often spray citrus-scented air fresheners.

Citrus, leather, and tea might seem like an unusual combination, yet they work surprisingly well together. I purchased this blindfolded based on ratings and its reputation as underrated, and it turned out to be a beautiful scent. After wearing it for three consecutive days, I’ve made it my daily wear. The crisp lemon zest, paired with smooth leather and tea notes, is invigorating. Plus, this perfume is incredibly strong and has lasting power.

I once lived in a small village, and this perfume has a smell that’s as powerful as the fields on a cool, rainy day—rank and unforgettable.

I came across an unusual horizontally shaped bottle after sampling several leather flanker perfumes. It made me wonder why nobody talks about it once you give it a sniff. Top notes of zesty citrus give way to jasmine under a subtle green herbal twist, transitioning into a powdery leather base. The smooth blend of leather, powdery nuances, and jasmine feels seamless, creating a unified scent. Crafted with intention, this composition stands out as creative and uses premium ingredients that shine through. I’m traditional in my approach—I prefer perfumes that have their own identity instead of following trends like the leather series, which often feel generic, like riding a theme park ride, lacking depth and originality. Eau de Memo reminds me of a well-crafted citrus scent, which they’ve successfully achieved.