Pomegranate

Out of all of them, this is probably the most in-your-face and that’s exactly why I got it in the Cube. It’s fruity, sweet, and full-on from the second you walk in. It smells like confidence. Vanilla, citrus, berries, it’s a lot, but it works. People walk in and immediately ask what it is. If you don’t want to be subtle, this is your scent.

I put this one in the kitchen, felt like the right space for something with this much personality. It’s fruity but not soft. Sweet, but sharp. There’s this playfulness to it that just works. You catch the blueberry and mandarin right away, but then the vanilla kicks in and smooths it out. It’s bright, confident, and honestly makes the space feel like it’s mine. If Oud is the quiet confidence at the door, Pomegranate is the burst of life once you’re in. Can't recommend it enough!

Out of all five, I didn’t think I’d like this one as much. I usually go for deeper scents, but Pomegranate caught me off guard, in a good way. It starts bright, a little sharp at first, like biting into something fresh. But after a while it softens into this warm, creamy sweetness that stays in the air. Not childish sweet, more like a quiet richness. Feels good after a long day, especially when the house is clean and the lights are low.

Pomegranate is the one I reach for when the day feels flat and I need a reset. The moment it’s in the air, it changes everything. It’s bright and sharp like citrus and berries with a twist and it makes the whole room feel more alive. What I love most is that it’s not “pretty” in a predictable way. It’s confident. Loud in the best way. Guests always think it’s perfume. It lingers on fabric, on skin, on memory. If Dioniso is my slow wine-night scent and Vanilla & Mou is cozy elegance, then Pomegranate is what I turn to when I want the space to feel bold, fresh, and fully awake.

I didn’t expect to love this as much as I do. The moment I opened it, the scent just hit me, it’s the kind of smell that actually lifts your mood. There’s something playful about it, but it still feels elegant, not sweet in a cheap way. It fills the room without being too much. I’ve had it in my living room for two weeks now and it still smells like I just opened it. Honestly, it’s become part of the vibe in my space.