02/10/2024
Rurality
5 Reviews
Rurality
1
Dentist’s Incense
I’ve had a few visits to the dentists in my time and the opening embodies the aroma. It smells more like the dentist’s than the dentist’s does itself.
However, this is but the opening. The grapefruit begins to shine alongside the musk, and fuses to make this weird but wonderful smell of incense or candles, yet it is much sweeter.
154 dries down to be unmistakably natural, and this is made possible by the lavender and basil notes, which enhance the two stages of the opening and binds them together to make a respectable and clean scent. Hours later, near the end of the scent’s lifespan, the vetiver and patchouli begin to shine to create a different scent, but as this cologne is weaker than a dad joke, it’s not too relevant.
On the whole, this is a very inoffensive, very unisex and very formal scent. Any hate this receives isn’t justified but it’s understandable, as this is one of the more mediocre colognes which Jo Malone has created. Definitely one for the workplace (preferably medicinal).
However, this is but the opening. The grapefruit begins to shine alongside the musk, and fuses to make this weird but wonderful smell of incense or candles, yet it is much sweeter.
154 dries down to be unmistakably natural, and this is made possible by the lavender and basil notes, which enhance the two stages of the opening and binds them together to make a respectable and clean scent. Hours later, near the end of the scent’s lifespan, the vetiver and patchouli begin to shine to create a different scent, but as this cologne is weaker than a dad joke, it’s not too relevant.
On the whole, this is a very inoffensive, very unisex and very formal scent. Any hate this receives isn’t justified but it’s understandable, as this is one of the more mediocre colognes which Jo Malone has created. Definitely one for the workplace (preferably medicinal).