02/01/2024
Omnipotato
56 Reviews
Omnipotato
1
Heavy-handed fruity aldehydes
An almost painful barrage of synthetic fruity notes attack you as you spray this fragrance. The peach/green apple note dominates everything else save a soapy neroli and maybe some vague woods. This amount of heavy-handedness, resulting in a completely unbalanced fragrance, would be understandable if this was a first exploratory foray into perfumery by an indie perfumer, selling his experimentations for a modest price. But this is a brand trying to compete in terms of price with the premium offerings from houses like Roja and Clive Christian. The perfumer might also be partially forgiven if some premium materials, like real neroli oil or mysore sandalwood were used, but none can be smelled here. Synthetic and screechy from top to bottom.