Top Notes 
Bergamot
Lavender
Lemon
Heart Notes 
Honey
Jasmine sambac
Cashmere
Cinnamon
Base Notes 
Vanilla
Cedarwood
Tobacco
Tonka bean
Conjugated Labdanum
Dennis1104
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Dennis1104
His role model is Naxos and he does it quite well
Mythos is definitely inspired by the Xerjoff Naxos. The scent is quite close to the Naxos purely in terms of DNA. There are positive points, but I also see weaknesses. Nevertheless, I simply love this DNA. If you like Naxos, you will also enjoy Mythos.
The fragrance starts off similarly to its big role model. Slightly citrusy combined with this wonderful honey sweetness. The tobacco is also recognizable in the background, along with a subtle cinnamon spiciness.
Over time, the citrus part of the top note recedes, the honey remains, the tobacco comes out a bit more, and slightly floral nuances are added.
In direct comparison to Naxos, I would say that Mythos is initially a bit less citrusy, has a noticeably milder tobacco note, the floral accord is more noticeable, and the cinnamon is a bit more present.
Additionally, Mythos projects much less on me, and unfortunately, the longevity has disappointed me as well. The scent lasts a maximum of 6 hours on me. Tending to say, I would almost say it settles around 5 hours. Others may rate it differently, and that again shows how different each wearer's skin is.
Of course, one might suspect a scent blindness, but I tend to think that's less likely for me. I rarely have problems with that. I have also experienced this issue with the other D'Qar fragrances I tested.
The fragrance is definitely wonderfully unisex and the DNA is simply beautiful. Naxos DNA, after all.
The fragrance starts off similarly to its big role model. Slightly citrusy combined with this wonderful honey sweetness. The tobacco is also recognizable in the background, along with a subtle cinnamon spiciness.
Over time, the citrus part of the top note recedes, the honey remains, the tobacco comes out a bit more, and slightly floral nuances are added.
In direct comparison to Naxos, I would say that Mythos is initially a bit less citrusy, has a noticeably milder tobacco note, the floral accord is more noticeable, and the cinnamon is a bit more present.
Additionally, Mythos projects much less on me, and unfortunately, the longevity has disappointed me as well. The scent lasts a maximum of 6 hours on me. Tending to say, I would almost say it settles around 5 hours. Others may rate it differently, and that again shows how different each wearer's skin is.
Of course, one might suspect a scent blindness, but I tend to think that's less likely for me. I rarely have problems with that. I have also experienced this issue with the other D'Qar fragrances I tested.
The fragrance is definitely wonderfully unisex and the DNA is simply beautiful. Naxos DNA, after all.
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