No Limit Bujairami

This didn't stray far away from the opening. I get a distinct fresh green fig married to touches of basil and mint. Surrounding that is a bright orange note with a hint of lemon that plays well off of the noticeable aquatic note. It's very refreshing and feels airy. Underneath is a soft aura of an earthy moss. I don't get much of the apricot, blackcurrant, may rose or dates.

This has little to no sweetness. It's moderately strong and stays consistent from beginning to end of the scent journey. The aquatic note, green notes and citruses are well balanced; making this fresh and crisp. It's polished and very well crafted. This is 98% similar to Game of Spades Bonus, however this has a more noticeable moss note (the moss note isn't heavy by any means). I prefer this to GOS Bonus simply because it has a more vibrant quality; like breathing in fresh morning air on a cool day. Whereas GOS Bonus feels a bit greener and heavier.

No Limit, a fragrance inspired by Pacific Chill by Louis Vuitton. Admittedly, I only have a rough memory of Pacific Chill, but what stuck with me is that I really liked it back then.
I liked that fruity, citrusy character.
No Limit pulls it off really well too. I like this kind of thing.

By the way, I really liked the apricot in Pacific Chill, and here too, that note comes through to my nose - and beautifully so! No Limit does of course have synthetic facets (which is also normal for this type of fragrance), but in my opinion everything is really well crafted, and if you like fruity, citrusy fragrances for summer, you really can't go wrong here.

Another fragrance from my collection also came to mind. I still currently own Nota Loca by Ūlyka. It has similar vibes, but makes everything noticeably sweeter and fruitier. No Limit still has citrusy elements, which really do the fragrance good!

In any case, you get a lovely apricot here, some blackcurrant and a lemon.
We also have a pleasantly minty flair and a mild but beautiful fig.
I would describe the development as fairly linear.
There isn't much change, but that doesn't always have to be the case. Sometimes I love exactly that, and especially with summer fragrances, I usually even prefer linear developments.

The performance is also perfectly fine. Whether in terms of longevity or sillage.
The fragrance is also wonderfully unisex. Do you like fruity, citrusy fragrances, don't want to spend a huge amount and still want a great fragrance? Give this one a look!