0.2 fl. oz. - 5ml
ONE DAY
Jeju
Eau De Parfum
Unisex
Sizes
Starting
$172.37
HK$1,350
Description
One Day's "Jeju" from the Ethos of Cities collection opens with a vibrant burst of fresh citrus, featuring prominent notes of yuzu and grapefruit, complemented by a hint of green tea and basil for an invigorating start. As the fragrance settles, a distinctive green heart emerges, highlighted by the unique aroma of tomato leaf, green notes, and a touch of orange blossom, adding a crisp, slightly earthy floral dimension. The drydown grounds the scent with a clean, woody base of cedarwood, soft musk, and a subtle mossy undertone, creating a refreshing yet grounded experience. This scent is often described as a bright, citrusy-green composition that evolves with intriguing depth.
Scent Profile
Citrus
Green
Fresh
Fruity
Earthy
Woody
Aromatic
Floral
Notes
Top Notes
Grapefruit
Green Tea
Yuzu
Basil
Bitter OrangeMiddle Notes
Tomato Leaf
Green Notes
Orange BlossomGreen Accord
Base Notes
Cedarwood
Musk
MossAbout ONE DAY
ONE DAY is a Hong Kong-based niche perfume house founded by Michael Wong, renowned for its artistic fragrances infused with humor and photorealistic tea-inspired scents in the Tea Exclusive collection, including Oolong, Osmanthus, Jasmine, and Puerh. The brand embraces a minimalist philosophy, handcrafting and packaging each perfume in simple white bottles to evoke purity, calm, and the essence of time amidst urban chaos. Their Ethos of Cities line captures urban inspirations, setting them apart with playful yet sophisticated olfactory storytelling.
Perfumer
Michael Wong
Michael Wong is a Hong Kong-born perfumer who received academic training in Korea under the mentorship of an ISIPCA perfumer and has created fragrances for several brands. In 2017, he launched his own niche perfume house One Day, emphasizing simplicity, serenity, and wearable realism inspired by his family's tea-drinking tradition, with notable works including the award-winning Oolong Tea series that secured an Art and Olfaction Award in 2022. He recently debuted the house Epichron with Twin Peaks, a tea-infused scent shortlisted for an Art and Olfaction Award.
Reviews
5.0
Excellent1 reviews
Ministry of Scent
5.0/5 • 1 reviews
Community Insights
Reviewers consistently praise "Jeju" for its remarkably realistic and vibrant citrus opening, particularly highlighting the yuzu and grapefruit. Many find it to be a refreshing and uplifting fragrance, ideal for warmer weather. However, some note a distinct waxy or mothball-like musk in the drydown, which can be a polarizing aspect of the scent.
Pros
Realistic Citruses: Many reviewers appreciate the authentic and fresh portrayal of grapefruit and yuzu, noting its zingy and juicy quality.
Refreshing and Uplifting: The initial fresh and bitter citrus burst is often cited as setting a positive mood for the day, making it perfect for spring and summer.
Versatile Wearability: The fragrance is considered highly versatile, fitting well for many occasions and seasons due to its balanced and non-overpowering nature.
Cons
Waxy/Musky Drydown: A noticeable waxy or musky base is mentioned by some, with one reviewer's friend comparing it to naphthalene mothballs, indicating it might not appeal to everyone.
Comparisons
Similar to Heeley's Yuzu Fragrance: Reviewers have drawn comparisons to the polished, yuzu-dominant fragrances from the British house of Heeley.
Musk Reminiscent of Another 13 or Fleur de Peau: The musk in the drydown has been noted to remind some of the musky profiles found in fragrances like Another 13 or Fleur de Peau.
Vibe & Emotions
Fresh and Bitter Morning Mood: The scent is described as evoking a fresh and bitter sensation, ideal for setting a bright tone when applied in the mornings.
Delightful and Bright: Many find the fragrance delightful, bright, and full of life.
Zingy and Juicy: It's often associated with a zingy and juicy feeling, perfect for warm weather.
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