Oscent Rouge
Alexandre.J (2017)

What starts as a novel yet logical take on fig (we're talking the leaf and sap smell now so common in perfumery, rather than the fruit), namely brightening it's associations with summer by injecting a tart and cooling streak of bergamot and lime, then goes on to flirt with floral sweetness, before plumping for a pretty down-the-middle figgy scent. Passable, but the problem is that there are now scores of those and this thing seems to have been created on a shoestring, with little overall polish.