This scent is amazing! Definitely sweet and creamy lemon pound cake, not tart though! Very creamy and a hint of musky smoke in the dry down, it's beautiful. Not a juvenile scent at all, can wear daily on my opinion. I have had Lira in the past and this is extremely close to the original. Totally recommend!

I let this fragrance macerate for a couple of weeks before wearing it. Wore it for the first time on a sunset date this past Wednesday and my friend could not stop complimenting how good I smelled. Ladies this is one you’ll want to keep on hand for guaranteed affection. It’s not overpowering at all. I also paired it with the matching oil from Oil Perfumery and it is a winning combo. Try it and see for yourself! If it works, just come back and give this comment a like ;-)

This fragrance sparked my Oakcha obsession! It’s very close to the original—about 95% similar. Inspired by Lira from Casamorati’s Art Nouveau line, it’s honestly even better and lasts much longer than the original.

It opens with a peppery bergamot burst, then dries down into a creamy, caramelized blood orange confection. Though there’s lavender, this isn’t a floral scent. The cinnamon and licorice add a warm, cozy depth that most zesty citrus fragrances lack. Some say it smells like lemon pound cake, but don’t expect a bright lemony tang — the blood orange delivers a more sophisticated and unique sweetness with smooth, velvety undertones. I wear it year-round; it’s signature scent-worthy and office-friendly, yet memorable.

My only complaint is that the formula leaves a sticky orange residue on the atomizer, which can be annoying. But that’s minor for a fragrance this good and doesn't affect my rating because this is my absolute FAVORITE Oakcha fragrance. I’m on my second bottle and waiting for a restock so I can get the new glossy bottle.

There’s a reason it’s always sold out — grab it when it’s back!