Yuzu
Blue lotus
Cambodian oud
Musk
Oakmoss
Mysore sandalwood
Castoreum
Jasmine sambac
Sri Lankan oud
07/07/2025
Sirbennyone
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The perfect start....
Hello everyone,
today I would like to TALK about a fragrance that I have known for the longest time - related to the fragrance range of EO.
Many people like to talk about "the perfect introduction"..., but somehow this is relative! (Why?)
I don't have to like what one person likes, and you don't have to like what I like. That's just an example and we're not even talking about the price (for it).
Yes, there are people who like it a little sweeter - for those I recommend the Jamaican Ambergris and if it can be greener - woody - creamy, then the 1984 or the EO Green is a good choice in my opinion.
Because those are STILL affordable and not as pricey AUA as some of the brand, but that's relative again, isn't it ;) .
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How does it smell?
It is green - mentholy - woody - creamy and slightly fruity due to the YUZU at the same time and to be honest I find it very difficult to find something that I don't like or like less.
The (real) oud used here is never annoying, nasty or disturbing.
Later on, the sandalwood mentioned here dominates and becomes the main player. The entire fragrance becomes incredibly creamy, but never (!) loses its green soul and that in combination with the moist - menthol is mega beautiful!
So if YOU like something like this (this direction), then I would definitely recommend a TEST!
About the H/S:
We're talking about 9h and more here, whereby the EO Green is more likely to be an effective 10h or 11h for some of you.
Where and when?
From summer evenings or it is really usable on almost every day (except in midsummer) and YOU will probably not go extremely on the NERVES with the (EO atypical), because it is also atypical for EO - really very MASS COMPATIBLE and there are very many who will like and LOVE something like this - I mean women on you. These are the observations I have made so far.
If you ask me - does it smell like ....?
Sure, you could say Irian Green and 1984, but those are less familiar to some. If we start from more well-known fragrances, then I'll name 2!
- Coromandel Eau de Parfum and Richwood until 2021 (!) had a similar woody, earthy vibe and each used sandalwood (so we also have the effect of this in part). But of course it's only a few real percentages (!) , is my personal opinion.
Personally, I'm incredibly happy that I've never let it out of focus and that I have a bottle!
Topic price:
In terms of price, I find it extremely modest to evaluate something like that anyway, because the products offered by EO are practically in the ULTRA - high-end - niche - artisan - luxury - league and that's why I find it incredibly modest to actually say something like that wrong. Yes, there are perfumes and oils that cost what some cars cost...., but everyone has to decide for themselves whether they are worth it or not - that's how I see the issue!
And now have a nice day/evening, or whatever you read this review, LG the Benny
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today I would like to TALK about a fragrance that I have known for the longest time - related to the fragrance range of EO.
Many people like to talk about "the perfect introduction"..., but somehow this is relative! (Why?)
I don't have to like what one person likes, and you don't have to like what I like. That's just an example and we're not even talking about the price (for it).
Yes, there are people who like it a little sweeter - for those I recommend the Jamaican Ambergris and if it can be greener - woody - creamy, then the 1984 or the EO Green is a good choice in my opinion.
Because those are STILL affordable and not as pricey AUA as some of the brand, but that's relative again, isn't it ;) .
____________
How does it smell?
It is green - mentholy - woody - creamy and slightly fruity due to the YUZU at the same time and to be honest I find it very difficult to find something that I don't like or like less.
The (real) oud used here is never annoying, nasty or disturbing.
Later on, the sandalwood mentioned here dominates and becomes the main player. The entire fragrance becomes incredibly creamy, but never (!) loses its green soul and that in combination with the moist - menthol is mega beautiful!
So if YOU like something like this (this direction), then I would definitely recommend a TEST!
About the H/S:
We're talking about 9h and more here, whereby the EO Green is more likely to be an effective 10h or 11h for some of you.
Where and when?
From summer evenings or it is really usable on almost every day (except in midsummer) and YOU will probably not go extremely on the NERVES with the (EO atypical), because it is also atypical for EO - really very MASS COMPATIBLE and there are very many who will like and LOVE something like this - I mean women on you. These are the observations I have made so far.
If you ask me - does it smell like ....?
Sure, you could say Irian Green and 1984, but those are less familiar to some. If we start from more well-known fragrances, then I'll name 2!
- Coromandel Eau de Parfum and Richwood until 2021 (!) had a similar woody, earthy vibe and each used sandalwood (so we also have the effect of this in part). But of course it's only a few real percentages (!) , is my personal opinion.
Personally, I'm incredibly happy that I've never let it out of focus and that I have a bottle!
Topic price:
In terms of price, I find it extremely modest to evaluate something like that anyway, because the products offered by EO are practically in the ULTRA - high-end - niche - artisan - luxury - league and that's why I find it incredibly modest to actually say something like that wrong. Yes, there are perfumes and oils that cost what some cars cost...., but everyone has to decide for themselves whether they are worth it or not - that's how I see the issue!
And now have a nice day/evening, or whatever you read this review, LG the Benny
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