Tangerine, minty, patchouli, bomb in the opening. Big sillage, decent performance. Really nice in the opening, but doesn't smell like it should cost as much as it does.
As it dries down it becomes more and more cheap aftershavy. There is a lynx element to it which is highly offputting. It becomes more masculine as the petigrain, mint and moss become more pronounced and the sythetic nature of the compounds starts to sing.
The opening is much more favourable to the drydown. Not a safe blind buy and not a must smell. It's not particularly artistic, but there is a complexity in it's arc.
