For Your Love Mizensir 2019

This is awesome , smells rich & opulent, yes there is a slight touch of BR540 but I’m not a fan of the hospital smell that br540 gives me Although it smells good i get nauseated smelling it . This on other hand takes that DNA and adds a handful of chocolatey patchouli and raspberry then toss in seared brown sugar . I know I’m probably getting carried away but it’s really a fantastic scent though i do Warn you the ambergris used here is really in high dose , so if you do not like that note it may sour on you .. i strongly believe this is a true unisex … More so than BR540 IMHO the patchouli & ambergris brings a more manly edge to the composition… Sample this especially if you’re still looking for that special something … Fantastic smell

And then he arrives!...
Oh my god!!! First of all, how can you classify it as a woman's perfume if it is so unisex and can also be worn by a man? Maybe many people don't like perfumes that tend towards sweet, but here there is also patchouli and benzoin to restore the balance, so study it carefully and appreciate its many facets to the fullest. And then, who are we talking about? Ladies and gentlemen, the king Midas of perfumes who never misses a beat in any of his creations! It's him! Mr Alberto Morillas who invents his own personal Mizensir line. It is his, not commissioned, and here he truly gives his best, but the whole line is wonderful. Ok! If you like more "traditional, true alpha male" perfumes, try Legende Leather, also from the Mizensir collection.
This very elegant perfume opens with sweet and fruity notes, yes it is true. The top notes of raspberry are the first to hit your nose, but then it gradually changes and in the dry down it becomes the perfume of dreams, or rather a love of perfume, the raspberry leaves room for the powdery notes of patchouli and benzoin, supported in the middle by the softness of cachalox. And then every time a perfume with sweet references comes out, it is enough to compare it to br540, it is tired, inflated and out of fashion like Jarry Lewis imitating the typewriter. I will stop here. Enough talk! Buy it!

here it is, the "For Your Love" by Mizensier. And indeed, it's very berry fruity without displaying an excessive sweetness. Very pleasant at the outset, for me it’s almost a kind of "good mood fragrance." The raspberry holds up quite well, and at the end of the scent progression, I can enjoy the benzoin. The musk gives the fragrance a slightly sensual component, and overall I perceive the scent, even though the fruit is quite noticeable, as rather skin-like. The sweetness of the raspberry is well balanced. It is the olfactory embodiment of the velvety texture of a raspberry on the lips and on the tongue. A sensual pleasure. The longevity on my skin is quite good. In summary, it is a lovely good mood fragrance with a certain sensuality that is neither heavy nor cloying.

This one is interesting.

I spray the fragrance on. Cut.
I am in the dentist's office. There are wafts of BR540 in the air... I look around dazed. Wow, the anesthesia... ehhh the opening hit hard. Is a licorice snail creeping by?? Yes! There! It's slowly crawling closer and grinning at me cheekily. And sticking its tongue out. How rude. I squint my eyes. It's gone again. But hey... the slime trail... ehhm sillage is still there. And not bad at all.

I like the fragrance. I find the licorice twist very exciting, even though I have no idea where it comes from. A very fine, original scent. It smells expensive, special, and is clearly unisex in my opinion.

Alberto Morillas has succeeded in translating the scent of a kiss into an olfactory creation. It is delicate, sensual, and alluring at the same time.

It starts with a mix of raspberry and a synthetic musk molecule, and it slightly reminds one of the scent of lipstick without being overly feminine. The raspberry here is delicate, not too sweet, but beautifully close to the skin and transparent.

The heart note is warm and enveloping due to the amber-like molecule.

Patchouli and benzoin add depth and volume, while the drydown is pleasantly soft, cozy, slightly sweet, and just a hint balsamic.

All in all, a very harmonious fragrance that would wonderfully suit any season and would make a great signature scent.