Top Notes 
Lavender
Rosewood
Apple
Cinnamon
Heart Notes 
Bulgarian rose
Cedarwood
Lily of the valley
Base Notes 
Laotian oud
Amber
Sandalwood
Musk
Vanilla
Barmixer
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To the True, Beautiful, Good
Spoiler: The Attar of Alex II will be the only Xerjoff I review.
The thing with Xerjoff…
Basically, one must admit that Xerjoff really produces great fragrances.
Interestingly, I still don't feel the urge to buy bottles from there.
The bottles I currently own are exclusively leftover bottles with small amounts.
The exception here was the Alex II Attar, which actually triggered a (successful) desire to purchase.
Alex II as a Perfume
I got to know Alex II as a perfume relatively late. I will never forget my first impression of the scent, as my jaw literally dropped in the perfumery. To this day, no other fragrance has achieved this.
Why do I still "only" own a leftover bottle? I don't know when I should wear it.
Even a single spray hits me harder than any other perfume. Too intense for an evening on the sofa
and even when going out, you can smell this scent for hours throughout the entire room.
I am truly not a child of sadness and I like to provoke to be in the spotlight. But to leave this solely to the fragrance? No!
Alex II as an Attar
With a bit more experience, I dared to try the Attar. Folks, I just can't handle it.
It goes even deeper, even though I mainly perceive only Oud and Amber in both versions.
The essential difference is not only the depth but also the lack of a sledgehammer effect.
I perceive the Attar more intimately on my skin, and the longevity is about 6 hours, significantly (really significantly) less than the spray version.
Some users might find this bothersome, but for me, it is perfect for an evening full of happiness with the Attar and myself. Some treasures are simply not meant to be shared with others.
I have a complaint regarding the change of the bottle:
The old bottle of the Attar was simply perfect; I have no idea what got into Xerjoff to change it (we'll see each other in hell!!!).
The thing with Xerjoff…
Basically, one must admit that Xerjoff really produces great fragrances.
Interestingly, I still don't feel the urge to buy bottles from there.
The bottles I currently own are exclusively leftover bottles with small amounts.
The exception here was the Alex II Attar, which actually triggered a (successful) desire to purchase.
Alex II as a Perfume
I got to know Alex II as a perfume relatively late. I will never forget my first impression of the scent, as my jaw literally dropped in the perfumery. To this day, no other fragrance has achieved this.
Why do I still "only" own a leftover bottle? I don't know when I should wear it.
Even a single spray hits me harder than any other perfume. Too intense for an evening on the sofa
and even when going out, you can smell this scent for hours throughout the entire room.
I am truly not a child of sadness and I like to provoke to be in the spotlight. But to leave this solely to the fragrance? No!
Alex II as an Attar
With a bit more experience, I dared to try the Attar. Folks, I just can't handle it.
It goes even deeper, even though I mainly perceive only Oud and Amber in both versions.
The essential difference is not only the depth but also the lack of a sledgehammer effect.
I perceive the Attar more intimately on my skin, and the longevity is about 6 hours, significantly (really significantly) less than the spray version.
Some users might find this bothersome, but for me, it is perfect for an evening full of happiness with the Attar and myself. Some treasures are simply not meant to be shared with others.
I have a complaint regarding the change of the bottle:
The old bottle of the Attar was simply perfect; I have no idea what got into Xerjoff to change it (we'll see each other in hell!!!).
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