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Mother Nature's Naughty Daughters
by 4160 Tuesdays
Mother Nature's Naughty Daughters by 4160 Tuesdays is a deeply textured, gourmand-fruity floral with rich malty and woody undertones. It opens with a bold, almost explosive burst of blackcurrant and pear, followed by a dominant, sweetly decadent heart of strawberry and rose infused with praline and honeyed malt. The drydown reveals a deep, warm, and slightly earthy base with cedar, ambergris, and a distinct, animalic-salty-woody amber that adds mystery and depth. Despite its sweet and fruity character, the fragrance never feels cloying or syrupy, thanks to its layered complexity, with hazelnut and licorice-like nuances hinting at an underlying gourmand softness. It carries a lush, almost velvety richness that lingers long after the initial spray, evoking memories of foraging in autumn gardens or a Viennese coffee house with chandeliers and rococo decor.
Pros
- +The fragrance has an intoxicating, memorable richness that stands out in many dense perfume collections.
- +It has excellent longevity and sillage, especially in cooler environments, with some reporting over 10 hours of wear and noticeable projection.
- +The scent is remarkably balanced—sweet without being syrupy, floral without being overpowering, and earthy without veering into medicinal bitterness.
Cons
- −The intense rose and gourmand powdery base may feel too sweet or cloying for those allergic to jammy, gourmand scents.
- −Some find the musk or slightly soapy rose note intrusive and overwhelming in the mid-phase.
- −It’s not ideal for summer or daytime wear, especially for those who prefer light, fresh, or minimalist fragrances.