Daniel93

Layton by PdM was my first niche fragrance, I first smelled it on a colleague and was immediately impressed. the fragrance starts with a fresh note of bergamot and apple, which quickly changes to a warm and spicy note. in the drydown you get the famous vanilla and floral notes.The durability and sillage is quite decent, even if the fragrance is not a beastmode.I have now seen enough of Layton after a year, but I can only recommend Layton to anyone who is interested in fragrances and does not know which fragrance he wants to start with!

By far one of the best fragrance Dna's for the summer!The fresh mandarin is joined by a tangy lemon and mandarin, which round off the fragrance perfectly.The fragrance simply reminds me of a relaxing day at the beach in sunny weather.The durability and sillage is unfortunately underground in the price segment...The fragrance has lasted a maximum of 2 hours after 10 sprays with me...What I still find very bad from LV is the packaging in the fragrance arrives, not appropriate at the price.

A beautiful citrusy tea fragrance that reminds me slightly of an iced tea.The fragrance starts classically citrusy with a slight tea note in the background,which may stay a little in the background,but does not fade completely.Later a slightly greener note joins.What makes this fragrance so special for me is that the citrusy note really lasts very long.I would still not recommend the fragrance as a blind buy!

The Torino 21 reminds me, like many others, of a fresh mojito.these tangy fresh notes paired with the herbs are simply fantastic.the combination of a fresh tangy lemon paired with mint are really top.one of the greatest summer fragrances I've had the pleasure of getting to know so far.the durability and sillage could be a little better,but then you just take a splash more in that case:D.

I don't think any fragrance has received more attention in recent months than Blonde Amber, but it's definitely justified in my opinion. Of course, Clive Christian hasn't reinvented the wheel with this fragrance, but it really is in a class of its own.The sensual warm amber note fits wonderfully to the cold days, joined by the sweetness of vanilla and tonka bean, a wonderful combination is created! The workmanship of the bottle also speaks for itself! Whether I would spend 550€ for it? definitely no, no fragrance should cost 550€, but I myself was lucky enough to buy it reasonably cheap, so always keep your eyes open if you are keen on it!