Almir648

A few days ago, I was able to test Blond Amber and thought, “Just a regular amber scent, overhyped.” However, after leaving the perfume shop and as the fragrance slowly unfolded, so did its complexity, along with a light sweetness paired with dry fruits. An extremely elegant scent that will definitely leave a mark on every date. The only problem - the price….

When it comes to the DNA alone, the "regular" one is far more beautiful and complex. In general, I would advise against buying this already expensive fragrance, as the sillage is so incredibly poor that even if you like the DNA, you get nothing from the scent (unless you are a collector). In my opinion, it was rightly discontinued.

The grenade look is not only visible as a bottle but on all levels. The perfume starts, as the name suggests, with a spice explosion that might initially shock an untrained nose. However, after just a few minutes, this initial strong spiciness gives way to a harmony of vanilla and cinnamon. A masterpiece. For the price, one of the best winter fragrances!

Whether you're going on a date, heading to the lake with friends, or just casually strolling into town to shop, Layton always works! A fragrance that is simultaneously present but not overpowering. Sweet freshness paired with a green apple that ultimately settles into a sweet, warm, and slightly woody direction.

An incomparable fragrance. Darkness, elegance, and powderiness enveloped in a bitter almond shape the scent into an extraordinary style. A true masterpiece of perfumery art. Not for the mainstream or perfume illiterates. With this perfume, you smell like no other; on the other hand, this scent is unfortunately, admittedly, not worth the money. It would be an understatement to say that the price-to-value ratio is not fair. For 50ML, it is now well over €300. What a shame.