Zeus pour Homme Kelsey Berwin

I am an absolute bargain hunter. I love buying inexpensive perfumes, as it saves money and does a favor to my conscience. Often, you can notice the difference between the various price ranges. However, there are also fragrances that smell really good and have great performance. This one belongs to that category. 100ml for under 20 euros. You can't go wrong with that. Since this fragrance is not available in stores, you can almost only order it blindly. The brand didn't mean anything to me, but I found the comparisons to Invictus and BDC interesting.

The bottle looks quite good. It feels nice in the hand and fits well in the bottle collection.
Fragrance pyramids are somehow hard to find with this brand. Neither on their site nor on other pages. I googled, but found nothing anywhere. Too bad, as it is really a rather complex scent, and I would have been interested in what notes are included. At first, it bears a strong resemblance to Invictus, although it is significantly less synthetic. Quite interesting and elegant. As many say, there is also a hint of the BDC vibe, although it leans more towards Invictus. The fragrance type is listed as fruity-sweet, but I don't find it that sweet at all. The fruity notes have more of a strong bitter touch. I perceive the fruity notes as plum-like. A great note that does not conform to the usual. Initially a bit unharmonious, it becomes more pleasant and softer later on. Overall, I like it very much. It could receive some compliments, as it is quite distinctive despite the similarity to Invictus.
The performance is also very good. For a fragrance under 20 euros/100ml, it's already fantastic. The sillage is good and not overwhelming. The longevity is also at least 8 hours.

You can treat yourself to it for the price. Also a risk-free blind buy, as you will always find takers if you don't like it. Great bargain.