... you don't get with "Private Number" by Fujiyama, but it will definitely get you to the secretary's office.
What I mean is: Private Number is a finely balanced perfume that starts green-spicy & leathery and develops into a subtly soapy and extremely well-groomed scent.
Classic yet somehow modern.
Personally, I like that the transition from the top and heart notes to the base note happens quite quickly, as the fresh-musk-heavy and strongly ambered finale, which lasts surprisingly long, is truly impressive.
Private Number is a clean man’s scent as it should be. In the office, it will never cause a stir but also won’t go unnoticed.
You want to be perceived as wonderfully well-groomed, and you will be.
The remarkable sillage takes care of that.
This perfume also doesn’t copy anything I know and is therefore refreshingly original.
It cannot compete with Prada L`homme and similarly priced counterparts, nor does it want to.
The longevity is quite okay for such a scent at 4-5 hours; you can easily reapply during a break, which shouldn’t be a big deal given the affordable price.
All in all, my collection has gained another unexciting yet somehow intriguing office scent.
My all-time office scent remains "Prada Amber," but since I don't want to die of boredom in the long run, I like to switch it up. Private Number helps me with that ;)
I’m definitely excited to check out other fragrances from the label, as this was a really good start for us.
Decloak 3 years ago