BuriE2020

Is that a cinnamon stick in my lavender honey jar? No, it's a cigar! Very nice scent, but I unfortunately don't understand the high H/S ratings. On clothing, it is noticeable for days, however the sillage leaves much to be desired at the high price. I have the feeling that it only projects for 3-4 hours...

.... whatever. Whether with "N" or "M" it smells fantastic. Very similar to the JPG Le Male Le Parfum but after 1 hour the scent takes on a completely own and different direction. That's a good thing because the lavender and cedarwood tickle the nose and practically electrify you. Unfortunately, the performance on my skin as well as on my clothing is disappointing, much as I regret to say it. The JPG Le Male Le Parfum is clearly better in that regard. Otherwise, the YSL is a crowd-pleaser and worth taking a sniff.

H/S has succeeded for a designer fragrance. Exactly what one expects. Initially cardamom and a certain similarity to JPG LMLP. But in the dry down, you are enveloped by the tonka bean and become the bean waiting to be processed into oil. Very warm and pleasing. Ideally, one should wear a suit or a shirt with this scent.

A very warm and simultaneously ripe gourmand that impresses with its packaging and bottle more than some niche fragrances. After the first half hour, I smell vanilla, baked apple, cinnamon, and praline. It is a scent that stands out. Sillage is above average. Once my nose has acclimated to the fragrance, I perceive it from time to time. However, my surroundings often comment on it.