Let's start with a little background. The first time I came across Demeter was back in the 2000s while browsing online beauty and skincare forums (some of which still exist today, including Makeup Alley). I was instantly intrigued by the brand's collection, which offered some truly bizarre, very unique "single note" scents.
What I mean by "single note" is that the fragrances don't have a top, middle, or base, but rather exist as one note. Today the brand boasts over 300 single-note fragrances, ranging from side-eye odd (Funeral Home, Glue) to nostalgia-inducing (Paperback, Laundromat) to positively intriguing (Pixie Dust, Pizza, Moonbeam).
For the record, Pixie Dust smells like sugar and happiness, Paperback smells like a well-loved book, and Laundromat smells like warm, just-from-the-dryer towels. Let's see how Kitten Fur does!
