10
Noty
8
Akordy
1
Parfumér
Montana Sky
Dámský
Vytvořil Brook Harvey-Taylor
Montana Sky by Pacifica is a Woody Spicy fragrance for women and men. Montana Sky was launched in 2024. The nose behind this fragrance is Brook Harvey-Taylor. Top notes are Black Pepper, Petitgrain and Black Elder; middle notes are Cedar, Sage, Olibanum and Cumin; base notes are Vetiver, Sandal and Cypress. "An airy, unisex, centering blend that brings the crisp scent of sky, cedarwood, elderflower, earthy sage, and pepper." -Brand website.
Hlavní akordy
Vonné noty
Nejlepší období
60%
Zim
86%
Jar
64%
Lét
100%
Pod
Den a noc
98%
Den
45%
Noc
Olfaktorická pyramida
Od otevření po základ, intenzita založená na hlasování komunity.
Vrchní noty0 – 15 min
Srdcové noty15 min – 3 h
Základní noty3 h – konec
Otevření
Vývoj
Dozvuk
Vrchní noty0 – 15 min
Srdcové noty15 min – 3 h
Základní noty3 h – konec
Uživatelská hodnocení
119 hlasů
3.87
Miluju to
3731%
Líbí se mi to
5143%
OK
1412%
Nelíbí se mi
1210%
Nenávidím to
54%
Community Insights
PositiveBased on 13 community opinions from Reddit
7.5
/ 10 community score
Montana Sky by Pacifica is a well-received fresh herbal fragrance that offers excellent value as a dupe for Commodity Book at a lower price point. The community appreciates its unisex, grassy-woody profile with cool girl vibes, though it has slightly less throw and refinement than pricier alternatives. It's best suited for those seeking an affordable, fresh everyday scent rather than gourmand enthusiasts.
Strengths
- Fresh, herbal, and grassy scent profile
- Excellent value compared to similar designer fragrances like Commodity Book
- Versatile unisex appeal with cool girl aesthetic
- Available in multiple formats (perfume, hair mist, other products)
Weaknesses
- Not suitable for gourmand fragrance lovers
- Moderate longevity and throw compared to premium alternatives
- Limited availability in some areas
Best for
Everyday casual wearSummer freshnessUnisex/cool aesthetic stylingBudget-conscious fragrance shopping
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
