Top Notes 
Mint
Dill
Aniseed
Beech
Lavender
Lemon
Thyme
Heart Notes 
Cashmere wood
Geranium
Leather
Osmanthus
Base Notes 
Vanilla
White amber
Thermoplastic Eardrum
09/21/2023
OvidiuPop
21 Reviews
OvidiuPop
1
An Unique Scent Profile
Before I get started, I want to mention a few things:
1. I have 6 months of experience with the fragrance world by the time I'm writing this review.
2. I don't have the best nose for picking individual notes and the ones that I'm not familiar with.
3. The bottle that I have it's pretty old but the scent profile didn’t age very much, so take my experience with a grain of salt.
The Context
This is another fragrance that I got alongside the other Instituto Espanol fragrances, Essential by Lacoste and that bootleg of JPG Le Male Le Parfum. At first I thought this was too synthetic and aged badly but within a few months I started to like it more.
The Scent (Accords and Notes)
This is a spicy, citrus and synthetic fragrance. From the start I’m getting the mix of almost every note that is shown. In the heart I’m picking only the geranium and the leather but not so much and on the drydown I’m picking the vanilla and the amber. Overall I think this is a really good spicy but slightly bitter fragrance that also has an unique scent profile.
The Projection
I’m getting a moderate projection in the first 2 hours and in the drydown an intimate. So, compared to the other ones that I reviewed, this is really good. But compared to the fragrance market this is just average.
The Longevity
In total this is 4 hours, which is the average eau de toilette concentration.
The Bottle
The bottle, like the other ones that I have from Instituto Espanol, it’s pretty boring but the atomizer it’s surprisingly really good. I’m getting a good wide spay every time I use it.
The Perfumer
For this one, again, I don’t have a perfumer listed. But this scent profile I think it’s pretty unique and it reminds me of Meo Fusciuni and his collection. Each one has a unique story to tell through the olfactory senses. This fragrance it’s most likely sold for mass appeal, but I don’t know why but every time I smell it takes me to a Mediterranean Coast.
Conclusions
This is probably the experience that most of us, perfume lovers, had at one point. You check out a new fragrance that 's a bit out there and your first reaction it’s not a positive one. But after another few tries you start to understand how unique and great these scent profiles are actually. I think this is solid. The scent it’s not for everyday use but it gets me intrigued every time I wear it.
Thank you so much for reading my review! This is my first normal review. Without the fragrance being weak or aged up, although this one was in the same conditions as the rest of fragrances that I’ve reviewed so far. It’s now a bit boring but straight forward. Next, I will write about Poseidon Gold, the last Instituto Espanol fragrance from my collection and my favorite one easily.
1. I have 6 months of experience with the fragrance world by the time I'm writing this review.
2. I don't have the best nose for picking individual notes and the ones that I'm not familiar with.
3. The bottle that I have it's pretty old but the scent profile didn’t age very much, so take my experience with a grain of salt.
The Context
This is another fragrance that I got alongside the other Instituto Espanol fragrances, Essential by Lacoste and that bootleg of JPG Le Male Le Parfum. At first I thought this was too synthetic and aged badly but within a few months I started to like it more.
The Scent (Accords and Notes)
This is a spicy, citrus and synthetic fragrance. From the start I’m getting the mix of almost every note that is shown. In the heart I’m picking only the geranium and the leather but not so much and on the drydown I’m picking the vanilla and the amber. Overall I think this is a really good spicy but slightly bitter fragrance that also has an unique scent profile.
The Projection
I’m getting a moderate projection in the first 2 hours and in the drydown an intimate. So, compared to the other ones that I reviewed, this is really good. But compared to the fragrance market this is just average.
The Longevity
In total this is 4 hours, which is the average eau de toilette concentration.
The Bottle
The bottle, like the other ones that I have from Instituto Espanol, it’s pretty boring but the atomizer it’s surprisingly really good. I’m getting a good wide spay every time I use it.
The Perfumer
For this one, again, I don’t have a perfumer listed. But this scent profile I think it’s pretty unique and it reminds me of Meo Fusciuni and his collection. Each one has a unique story to tell through the olfactory senses. This fragrance it’s most likely sold for mass appeal, but I don’t know why but every time I smell it takes me to a Mediterranean Coast.
Conclusions
This is probably the experience that most of us, perfume lovers, had at one point. You check out a new fragrance that 's a bit out there and your first reaction it’s not a positive one. But after another few tries you start to understand how unique and great these scent profiles are actually. I think this is solid. The scent it’s not for everyday use but it gets me intrigued every time I wear it.
Thank you so much for reading my review! This is my first normal review. Without the fragrance being weak or aged up, although this one was in the same conditions as the rest of fragrances that I’ve reviewed so far. It’s now a bit boring but straight forward. Next, I will write about Poseidon Gold, the last Instituto Espanol fragrance from my collection and my favorite one easily.
