NOYZ

 Only Human Eau De Parfum

Most Helpful Positive Review

Zen Water

"Only Human by NOYZ is a warm, clean, softly sweet, and deeply comforting fragrance with a calm but noticeable presence. While it sits beautifully close to the skin, this is not a disappearing skin-hugger ! I love that this creates a gentle, intentional scent aura. People will smell this on you. It'...s just not loud or intrusive. I discovered this scent during a no-expectations Ulta visit. I walked in with my nose completely open, I smelled everything: designer, niche, familiar, unfamiliar, I was underwhelmed. When an Ulta associate brought me the NOYZ fragrances, I wasn't expecting much. I had smelled them before and found them nice, but nothing had ever felt personal enough to bring home. Then she handed me Only Human. At first, I couldn't place what I was smelling but I knew i was leaving with this one ! Instantly my mind created a scene: soft pink lotus flowers floating in a pond somewhere in Japan, tucked behind a small, charming bakery. It's floral, but not rose. Pink, but not powdery. The pink pepper is gentle and almost edible. It's not spicy surprisingly its soft, watery, and petal-like. It smells pink in the way lotus does: translucent, slightly green, slightly wet and cleansing. The bamboo and water lily bring a zen-like calm and meditative vibe to the sweetness. This fragrance feels clean in a very intentional way, like Tokyo air after rain. I can't emphasis how good the bamboo and lily work together with this one here. As it warms on the skin, the vanilla bean emerges—but not as a gourmand. This is a pheromonal sweetness, not baked goods. On skin, it reads as warmth and softness rather than dessert. When smelled in the air, your brain might try to associate it with something edible, but wearing it feels calm, comforting, and quietly sensual. This isn't ambery. It isn't resinous. It isn't sharp or overpowering. If you love skin scents but want something different try this. It feels like a place you haven't been yet, but somehow recognize."