Panorama by Olfactive Studio

A brutal hit of wasabi: green, fresh, and loud. The moment you spray it, that green note buzzes on your skin for three hours. That wasabi note, listen, actually exists and smells exactly how it tastes: sharp, paired with the greenness of a fig tree. By the end, it evolves into something more amber, soft, and sweet, like palo santo or sandalwood. On my skin, it lasted a wonderful seven hours before ¡PLOF!—vanishing without a trace. Highly recommended to grab a decant and wear it during this heatwave; it really lifts your mood.

At first, it smells soft, green, and herbaceous, with a pleasant humidity reminiscent of some shampoo. After a few minutes, a strange acidity emerges that overshadows the initial freshness. This second phase doesn’t seem like anything special to me. I enjoy smelling it in the bottle, but unfortunately, I don’t find much substance on the skin.

Panorama: A wild, green scent that transports you to an urban jungle. What really caught my attention was the curious wasabi note—that little green ball that tastes like lightning. Something I always found repellent, here it’s fascinating and addictive. It’s the main note, intensely green and as quirky as a dark landscape from Alice in Wonderland. Although it’s unisex, it smells better on men to me; it feels bold, exploratory, made for travelers. If you’re a woman who likes strong, green scents, you might enjoy it. It has incredible sillage and presence, lasting 8 hours on my skin. It’s irresistible and daring, perfect for making a statement without being overwhelming. Anyone who smells it gets intrigued. Magnificent! Scent: 10/10, Sillage: 9/10, Longevity: 9/10.

When I first applied it, it felt too fresh and natural, but rather than a green landscape, I felt like a vegetable salad since its notes are edible and green. Within seconds, that freshness disappeared and it started smelling like a spice infusion dominated by wasabi. It’s a linear fragrance from start to finish. Although it’s green and fresh, on my skin it had more presence with the heat; initially, the trail was moderate and faded, but with the heat, it rose. It’s not generic; it’s fresh but very green, with a grassy feel and something edible, like wasabi with citrus, and that blend of spices for seasoning. It lasted 8 hours: 5 hours with a moderate trail and the last 3 low. Suitable for almost any climate except very hot ones, and for people over 20. Is it bad? No, but aside from the wasabi, it’s not innovative. If you wear it and no one knows it’s perfume, they might think you just came out of the kitchen seasoning a salad. For its price, I don’t think it’s worth it; don’t buy it blindly or you’ll be disappointed.

An interesting creation by Olfactive Studio with this Panorama. Like many others, it transports you to a wild green landscape, but this one is more curious, with lots of hydration and novel elements like wasabi. No matter where you look, you only see juicy green, but with the exciting sensation of an unexplored world, reminding me of the gardens in the novel ‘Out of the Silent Planet’. Unfortunately, I always get a vinegar dressing smell that ruins the perfume, and the dry-down isn’t great.