Ellenisia

This scent was one of my favorites when I first encountered it in the store. However, once I wore it regularly, I noticed an artificial plastic-like odor that lingered, which ultimately let me down. I ended up selling it. I'm offering over 100+ niche samples for swaps within Europe—check out the updated list on my profile and feel free to reach out!

Very long-lasting and exquisitely blended floral scent. A stunning traditional fragrance. Thinking about it, there must be more mature ways to express dislike for a perfume, fireflycowgirl?

This was a really special scent given to me by someone very important who isn't in my life anymore. It's incredibly beautiful, even though it's marketed towards women. For Mother's Day this year, I got my mom an antique Penhaligons hat box filled with shower gels and lotions, since she’s always buying me things. When I checked out her collection, I noticed she didn’t have Ellenisi perfume, so my 10 ml mini is safely stored away in her Hat Box. The scent haunts me, evoking sunny days, walks through flower-filled meadows, and a warm sense of happiness, making me feel like everything will be okay. It opens up to reveal roses, jasmine, and gardenias—swirls that create an elegant floral bouquet inspired by nature itself. Tuberose is here too, but instead of being powdery and overwhelming, it adds a touch of sensuality in a playful way. The drydown includes plum and vanilla notes, but the floral scent lingers on my skin, which loves flowers. It ends with a sweet vanilla bliss that’s not too fruity or artificial. The sillage is great, and it lasts a while—above average longevity. Overall, I’d say it's a 4.25/5. It’s better to have loved and lost than never experienced such joy. I’ll never forget the time I had both the perfume and the person who gave it to me.

This scent feels familiar, as if I’ve encountered it during my childhood somewhere. It’s floral with a powdery texture, infused with hints of fruitiness and an ethereal quality. It’s like a pure, whimsical children’s fantasy captured in a bottle!

I had huge anticipation for Ellenisia after loving Peoneve from Penhaligon's. However, it didn't resonate with me at all. The strong tuberose note gave it an incense-like aroma, which I found overwhelming. While it was heavy on florals, it didn't quite hit the mark for me.