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Multilotus
by Hermetica
Multilotus by Hermetica presents a clean, green, and aquatic floral profile that centers around lotus and osmanthus, with a bright citrus top note of bergamot. The scent unfolds as a soft, linear fragrance with a watery, slightly soapy freshness reminiscent of hand soap or a serene zen pond. While some find it delicate and agreeable—evoking spring strolls or a tranquil garden—others describe it as synthetic, plasticky, or even swampy, with a distinct wet earth or damp clay drydown. The fragrance is consistent and quiet in performance, with moderate sillage and longevity, making it ideal for daytime wear, particularly in warm weather. Layers well with other Hermetica scents, notably Source1, and delivers a natural, ethereal effect on skin, though it lacks bold presence or strong projection. It’s best suited for those who appreciate minimalistic, green-floral fragrances with fresh, clean vibes, and enjoy the quiet elegance of a softly floral soap-like profile.
Pros
- +Its clean, green, and aquatic floral character is soothing and easy to wear, especially during spring and summer.
- +It has moderate sillage and longevity, making it suitable for daily use in warm weather.
- +It performs softly and naturally on skin, with an ethereal and unobtrusive character that some find highly appealing.
Cons
- −The scent is described by many as synthetic, plasticky, or muddy, with a non-blooming floral drydown that some find unpleasant.
- −It lacks strong projection and doesn't stand out on its own, making it unsuitable for those seeking a bold or memorable fragrance.
- −Some users feel it lacks depth or originality, describing it as generic or interchangeable with other minimalist floral scents.