The Point smells like a cup of jasmine tea, brewed with ocean water. It features top notes of a cartoon drawing of jasmine tea and crushed porcelain; middle notes of honey-soaked patchouli and ocean water; and base notes of ambergris and wet sand. The Point is an eau de parfum, edp.
CLUE PERFUMERY THE POINT REVIEWS
Fragrantica: I usually hate jasmine but this is soooo divine. It's smells like a walk on a rock beach, the waves crashing ferociously and you pass by some decadent smelling blossoming flower and wonder "what is that beautiful scent?". Purely unisex though it does lean more sweet, but sweet in a floral way (without being floral, really?). Vibrant and unique. LOVE
Fragrantica: LOVED this fragrance. She's fresh, she's serene and overall so lovely. I love Clue so much and everything I've smelled from them have been an instant yes, they literally don't miss. She smells like sitting by an open window on your vacation beachfront property in the early morning while sipping a freshly poured cup of jasmine tea. It's a little bit overcast with a slight breeze wafting the salty air into your nose and you can't help but close your eyes, take deep breaths and drop your shoulders.
Fragrantica: In my opinion, probably the most enjoyable marine i’ve ever smelled. and it’s so realistic, just like the other offerings from clue. a sweet, briny breeze and you’re enjoying a tea. in my opinion, this one is the most wearable on me. it might just be the fact i love honey. it might be the porcelain note brings me back to throwing bowls and sake cups for fun. just a very calm and enjoyable scent in my opinion that bring something exciting i didn’t see myself reaching for. 5/5
Fragrantica: This is the only time I think I have been in love with anything jasmine or jasmine adjacent. This also smells like a hug from my grandmother in her enormous, bright pink, quilted coat. I wasn't sure how a "honey soaked patchouli" was going to read but good god. It's lovely. There is nothing sugary or super green here. It's powder soft but well hydrated. Honestly, a damn good "your skin but better" fragrance. Everything is balanced perfectly. The jasmine tea has a hint of sweetness that plays well with that mellow patchouli and it all takes on this vintage quality. I assume from the ambergris. The dry down does the opposite of drying and a tide of midday warm ocean water washes over it all. This was the one I was least excited for and it has me in awe. Going on the FB wishlist for sure.
Fragrantica: Opens with fresh-sliced lemon, then fragrant jasmine, and finally a saltwater breeze. A sharp tea note forms the heart. And something else, almost a church-y incense. The Point has an aged, heirloom quality to it. Like it’s been unearthed from a satin-lined hatbox, that tea note given decades to steep. I like even more once it's matured on my skin, where it sepia-tones into an iced tea balm. I find it a bit brusque for the first five minutes. I didn’t “get” The Point at first, but on the third or so try it “clicked” and suddenly I couldn’t get enough. Mental Snapshot: You’re the mayor of a bougie seaside town. A village, you probably call it. You probably don’t use the word bougie, either. Nantucket in looks, Carmel-by-the-Sea in spirit. There’s no crime here, only curious little mysteries. A missing teapot, a lost cocker spaniel. But you always solve them. Your beach house, The Point, probably smells exactly like this.
Fragrantica: The Point represents the best of fragrance and is the cool seaside scent of my dreams. Everyone who smells seems to be struck by a different aspect, be it the jasmine tea, the florals, or the salty honeyed notes. For me, the cool mineral here reminds me of some of my fondest memories of being on windswept cliffs, but also takes me somewhere I've never been but hope to one day go. There is continuity between my past and my hopes for the future, all captured in this little bottle. I will cherish it!
Fragrantica: A beautiful and intoxicating fragrance that wraps you in the comforting warmth of a steamy plume of jasmine tea that spills over into waves of salty, mineral seawater. The jasmine tea scent is both vibrant and soothing, and I am absolutely enamored with the note of crushed porcelain. This is such a visually sensational perfume. I can feel and see the warm cup of tea plunging into the ocean and floating down through the depths and layers of the sea to the sandy bottom. I can’t stop smelling my wrists. The Point is absolute bliss.
Fragrantica: Oh wow. This gives me a whole new standard for what a “complex” fragrance is. My sister says I smell exactly like our grandparents’ house by the coast in New Jersey right now. This is a deeply nostalgic smell. It’s a salty wind stinging your face, overcast aquatic but at the same time it’s sticking your nose right into a porcelain vase. A lot of aquatic fragrances feel very sunny to me, which is nice, but this is a gray, rainy scent and I’m OBSESSED with it. I never imagined something with such intense “mineral notes” would become an instant favorite for me. I feel transported by this. Wow.
