DEMETERGrass Roll On Perfume Oil, 0.33 Oz, Long-Lasting

Refreshing scent, not the usual powerful sweet scents that seem to be the norm. Very light too so if you want more put another layer or two on.

Loved the smell. Sadly it doesn’t smell very long at all.Very disappointing.

This is great to keep in my work bag--- reminds me of GAP Grass from the 90s. Cucumber, green apple, grassy...not too manly but not overly girly...not floral at all, either. The rollerball feature is nice--I use it almost every day since I got it and it still looks full.

I was hoping to find a replica of Jovan Grass Oil that I used in the 70's. This is very close but not 100%

I love Demeter products, whether I like the scent or not, I appreciate the fresh, unique scent of each Demeter perfume I have tried.This scent, Grass, was a disappointment. To me, and smell is subjective, it smells like a cheap knockoff of a not very good Essential Oil. The smell I was hoping for, fresh cut, sunbaked grass, is nowhere to be found in this scent, I had to go wash it off. I would not recommend taking a chance on Grass. I've tried a number of products looking to capture that natural, heavenly, aroma. Demeter was my last try, I'm giving up and enjoying that scent in nature when I have the good fortune to come across it.

Very bland smell, does smell like outside, but not like the grass oil i remember.

I read a lot of reviews and chose Wet Garden as my first Demeter fragrance. I like it a lot. Gentle, flowery, a little bit wet-earthy. Aptly named.

Smells a little more like delicious Black Medic, with much subtler notes of cut grass, but it's still a fantastic summer lawn scent. Nice and subtle scent, you don't have to worry about laying it on too strong and annoying your office mates - it should stay where it belongs, for your nose only! (Black Medic is that little 4 inch tall weed that grows in the lawn and between sidewalk cracks - it has tiny yellow pompom flowers that look like a chamomile center without the petals, and ferny delicate leaves. Also called Pineapple Plant I think. If you like chamomile scent you will like it.) If you like mixing... it's wonderful mixed with earthy scents like cedar oil and "dirt", or lemony smells.