CornOnTheRob

It's an all-around fine fragrance. I would say this is unisex, leaning feminine. The Sorbet/Ice cream accord is what really drew me into this frag, and I have to say it's not as good as it sounds. I was expecting a crisp, refreshing edge to the fragrance, especially considering it's a light blue flanker. To me, it smells more like someone dumped warm melted ice cream into a batch of light blue. It's much more creamy (and almost heavy) than it is icey, if that makes sense. An interesting conceptual twist on the LB DNA that fell flat in execution. Everything else about this is average.

I got a full bottle of this at an outlet for 40$, which was a steal IMO.
You can REALLY tell Ash had a say in the bottle production. The cap is extremely secure (almost to a fault), and the atomizer is perfectly pressurized.
This is a fantastic office scent, especially on colder days. It's not going to choke people out, the spice isn't overpowering or cloying, and the vetiver really keeps everything grounded. It opens with a lovely fresh-spicy kick with a hint of vetiver, very similar to Red Leather. About 45 minutes later the vanilla-saffron-labdanum combo takes the front seat. Towards the 3-4 hour mark, it settles into a nice creamy woody skin scent. The only thing I don't love about this fragrance is the middle of the road longevity, which is more than excusable.

I love this stuff. When I saw Pineapple in the note breakdown I was really worried it would be another designer "spin" on Aventus. I totally disagree with Edifier, I don't get an Aventus-like opening at all. This stuff is sweet, fresh, spicy, and just a little bit creamy all at the same time. It lasts about 8 hours on my skin and projects well.