ElbeScent

Well, I have to say, as is probably clear from the name, this fragrance is meant to create an "Instant Crush," and it has succeeded quite well. Right after spraying, I notice a strong leather note, later joined by rose, and it remains in this leathery, sweet, and rosy DNA. For me, it has something mysteriously dark that one wants to explore. Perfect for evenings and, due to the H/S, also suitable for party nights. This will definitely cause a few turned heads or "Instant Crushes."

The scent DNA is now known inside and out. Raspberry (or other fruits) paired with leather and oud. But this one is really different. Sure, Mada also goes in that familiar direction like ON, Oud Maracuja, or similar scents, but it feels completely different in the air. Anyone who has smelled the ON or Oud Maracuja drawer knows that an overdose can quickly lead to shocked looks. Mada is significantly more refined, perfected, and noble. The bottle is typically a 10/10 for Anfas, but unfortunately, the price leaves a hole in the wallet, as is typical for Anfas. H/S very long-lasting.

Whoever opens the lid of Alexandria II opens the doors to an ancient sunlit library. Polished wood, warm paper. At first, it is still very friendly for an oud fragrance. Lavender, which settles softly and warmly in the nose.

Then comes a highly complex olfactory experience. Rose, cinnamon, vanilla, and a hint of elegant sweetness. The oud in this fragrance is by no means medicinal or aggressive, but rather noble and elegant.
Royal. You can smell the quality and the mystery.

In the drydown, it remains warm, woody with a slight sweetness. Hours of projection. Everyone knows it, everyone is familiar with it. Unique. Truly a masterpiece by Xerjoff.

a scent that is addictive with warm notes, caramel sweetness, and spicy heaviness. Intense, seductive, and perfect for cold days. Lasts strong, projects powerfully, a true compliment magnet. To me, it really smells a bit like gingerbread paired with spicy pepper. For a designer, a true must-have!

Allure Homme Sport feels like the moment you open the door to the terrace early in the morning, and the air is still cool, clear, and invigorating. A quick breath - and suddenly the world seems a little fresher, a little brighter, a little more dynamic.

The fragrance starts with a zesty citrus burst: mandarin and orange, clean and bright, but never cheap or shrill. It’s the kind of freshness that doesn’t smell like shower gel, but rather like well-groomed elegance - as if you were smoothing out the perfectly ironed collar of a white cotton shirt.

Quickly, the unmistakable Chanel DNA reveals itself: this creamy, almost velvety cleanliness that carries the sporty character without ever smelling "sporty." More like a man who plays sports but also knows how to dress, how to smell, and how to enter a room.

In the heart, Allure Homme Sport feels smooth and modern. The tonka bean brings a warmth, sweet softness that perfectly balances the fresh opening. A fine nuttiness resonates, which almost feels gourmand, but never becomes too heavy. White woods in the background provide structure and a "clean skin" atmosphere that lasts long.

The drydown is a gentle, pleasant veil of tonka, musk, and a hint of soap - a feeling of well-groomed skin after a warm shower, nothing more and nothing less.

Conclusion:
Allure Homme Sport is a fragrance for men who want to appear fresh without being loud. Elegant, clean, modern - a safe choice for everyday wear yet with enough character to avoid being interchangeable. A classic that doesn’t try to impress but manages to do so anyway.