Autumn 25 invites you to an orchard. Natural apple and pear extracts blend with cognac and blue chamomile - and creamy tuberose for a whisper of springtime blossoms. It is composed of 21 natural ingredients including top notes of ginger root, pink peppercorn, lemon rind, peppermint, cognac oil, petitgrain, olibanum, crab apple, pear and blue chamomile; middle notes of ylang-ylang, ho wood, neroli, bergamot rind and tuberose; and base notes of jasmine grandiflorum, ambrette seed, red cedar, brown-eyed rock rose, Siam benzoin and oakmoss. Autumn 25 is an eau de parfum, edp. Autumn 25 is an eau de parfum, edp.
FFERN AUTUMN 25 REVIEWS
Fragrantica: "I get no apples or pear from this at all unfortunately, to my nose it smells quite simply like hay or a field towards the end of summer start of autumn. And honestly that's not a weakness nor bad thing: I love it."
Fragrantica: "I'm still deciding on this one. I love the top notes but after it's been on my skin for a few hours it starts to smell like something an over perfumed old lady would wear. I have a distinct memory of an older woman in a fur coat at the grocery store one year smelling like this. However, it isn't that strong thankfully. I might end up returning this one. I am going to give it the weekend to see if my opinion of it changes.
Day 3: I decided to keep this scent. In the pamphlet it says to wear it day to day to really get to know the scent and I definitely feel this scent has grown on me. Today I am wearing it on the back of my neck and wrists and every time I rub my neck the scent still seems very fresh. I do smell the pear and apple but this is definitely a spice heavy perfume which I do like. I still feel like it is a more mature scent but there is nothing wrong with that."
Fragrantica: "I really enjoy this one. Another lovely, seasonal offering from Ffern. I can see similarities between the Summer 25 and this Autumn 25 which to be fair - I rather enjoy and respect. This autumn is still to my nose, quite rich with the tuberose - it's a waxy, fleshy kind of tuberose - not bubblegum like. The spices in this one are lovely - not too heavy - just natural and warming. I don't get much pear but I'm OK with that. The apple note is very definitely present - but it's more of a spicy, warm cider note which I love. I particularly enjoy the dry down of these scents - the vetiver is insanely good. Lasts a reasonable 4/5hours. Projection is quite subtle. I feel like these definitely get better with age and maceration. I had an Autumn 23 which I never really paid much attention to and left the ledger. Clearing out, found it and re-joined as I was blown away by the depth and complexity which had evolved. As a side note: I live in Scotland - where the autumn/winters are long, dark and kind of dreary at times. I'm making a conscious effort to embrace the seasons more rather than simply wishing for spring ? - these perfumes certainly do help with that. Almost aromatherapeutic. I can get a very clear sense of the 'theme' from them which I think - is quite an art. I'm looking forward to the winter release. I love wearing them alongside my usual sig scents to add a bit of seasonal dimension."
Fragrantica: "A beautiful modern chypre, once dried down smells like apple pie."
Fragrantica: "It's really beautiful, as these are, however I don't tend to reach for them as they are so expensive and the performance isn't there - I can see using a significant amount of a small bottle to get "all day" out of a wear. I sprayed this less than an hour ago, and it's almost a skin scent. I really struggle with these, as I absolutely love them, but .."
