...Long lasting *and* fresh is a big ask...So here's a couple of unisex green freshies: "L'Eau miXte | Parfums de Nicolaï" "Kn°I | Korloff" and one more for good measure: Absinthe Boréale

...Could it be coumarin (smells a bit like vanilla and some parts of tonka)? Have you looked at the ingredients?

...Mon Paris Eau de Parfum and flankers - there's a strawberry note but it's not childish - look for good deals during sales, you might find a small bottle for a relatively cheap price Angel Nova Eau de Parfum - a fun raspberry, ticks all the boxes - there's a 10ml travel bottle that's less expensive Happy Chopard - Felicia Roses - roses and raspberry, girly yet elegant - sells online at discounted pricesTouch The Original Gold - blueberries and blackberries with a sparkly patchouli note - also good prices online, generally under 30€

...First of all: do not refrigerate oils!Secondly: I am assuming you are talking about Arabian type of perfumes, attars? Let it be known that attars keep for a very long time. In some countries it is tradition to give attars for big occasions like weddings and some attars are passed on from generation to generation.Oud oil is matured for decades sometimes - just like wine or whisky, the older it gets, the more valuable and expensive it can be.All this to say, if you apply a little care, your perfume oil will last you longer than any alcohol-based perfume. Same basic rules apply, like do not expose the vials or bottles to direct sunlight. Just keep vials and bottles hermetically closed, avoid extreme temperatures and sudden/important temperature changes; do not let the oil come into contact with anything else - if using a glass stem or applicator, do not touch it to your skin but let the oil drip off. You'll be fine 👍

...Kalahari - boozy, spicy, woodyLibrary Collection - Opus XI - leather, grassy, woody

...Happy Chopard - Bigaradia -positive, versatile, impossible not to like

..."Musc Ravageur | Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle" - Woody, spicy, warm but not sweet.Ambre Fétiche Eau de Parfum (haven't tried the new version, don't know if the juice changed much along with the bottle design but if I recall correctly, this is the type of amber you're describing.Chypre Palatin - a must try