12/20/2024

Fjsc3nts
3 Reviews

Fjsc3nts
Helpful Review
1
Difficult to describe, but not a fan.
I sold this a couple of weeks after buying and smelling / wearing almost daily.
This is very well blended and is difficult to point out individual notes. What I "think" I'm getting the most is vetiver, clove, and nutmeg. I wanted to buy this because ATH described the emphasis on vetiver with this flanker to "Guapo". This is most similar to Tom Ford's Grey Vetiver, but a more (experimental?) version.
The best way I can describe this is a metallic clove and vetiver scent. I think the nutmeg adds the earthiness to this, but doesn't come off as spicy, kind of how its used in TF's Grey Vetiver. I don't pick up on any citrus. I get a hint of granny smith apple in this, and the rest of the base notes play a small role in establishing the earthy background of this.
I can applaud ATH for constructing a truly unique, well blended fragrance, but this isn't for me. There's just something about it that comes off strange and displeasing.
This is very well blended and is difficult to point out individual notes. What I "think" I'm getting the most is vetiver, clove, and nutmeg. I wanted to buy this because ATH described the emphasis on vetiver with this flanker to "Guapo". This is most similar to Tom Ford's Grey Vetiver, but a more (experimental?) version.
The best way I can describe this is a metallic clove and vetiver scent. I think the nutmeg adds the earthiness to this, but doesn't come off as spicy, kind of how its used in TF's Grey Vetiver. I don't pick up on any citrus. I get a hint of granny smith apple in this, and the rest of the base notes play a small role in establishing the earthy background of this.
I can applaud ATH for constructing a truly unique, well blended fragrance, but this isn't for me. There's just something about it that comes off strange and displeasing.