Top Notes 
Bergamot
Orange
Lemon
Cardamom
Heart Notes 
Chypre accord
Floral notes
Base Notes 
Oakmoss
Styrax
Leather
Vetiver
Amber
Vanilla
Qzbriel
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Qzbriel
Average for the Quick Days
A rather ordinary scent that doesn’t want to stand out. Very average. Sometimes you look into your perfume cabinet, are pressed for time, and then you grab the bottle that looks at you first. But enough about that.
The warm amber is cooled by an almost shower gel-like freshness and merges with the citrusy top notes. This shower gel aspect likely comes from an overdose of the material Dihydromyrcenol, if my intuition doesn’t deceive me. In a way, it’s a small inconsistency regarding the composition.
Overall, it is quite fresh with a slight spicy aspect. Only at the opening do you get a bit of citrus that holds up reasonably well for a while. The scent progression is kept fairly clean. It doesn’t change much and retains its DNA until the end.
What speaks for it is its H/S, which is absolutely okay for the price. However, one should be a bit sparing with the sprays, otherwise it can become really overwhelming for your own nose.
The warm amber is cooled by an almost shower gel-like freshness and merges with the citrusy top notes. This shower gel aspect likely comes from an overdose of the material Dihydromyrcenol, if my intuition doesn’t deceive me. In a way, it’s a small inconsistency regarding the composition.
Overall, it is quite fresh with a slight spicy aspect. Only at the opening do you get a bit of citrus that holds up reasonably well for a while. The scent progression is kept fairly clean. It doesn’t change much and retains its DNA until the end.
What speaks for it is its H/S, which is absolutely okay for the price. However, one should be a bit sparing with the sprays, otherwise it can become really overwhelming for your own nose.
Theris
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