Fajrianto

Soapy, smooth lavender and with a metallic touch, quite linear but people pleasing. I always wear it when I have to travel by air. Its non-offensive flair yet still maintains the classy side is perfect for the occasion. Average longevity, with soft projection. Nothing special about performance, anyway.
This is personal, but this scent always has a spot in my heart. Many memorable events happened when I wore it. A scent that can evoke memories, triggering nostalgia.

I already have Mercedes-Benz Club Black and am stunned by its quality, so I made a decision to bring the other one from this line.
Honestly, I'm not a fan of this type of bottle. I don't know but it feels wrong in my hand. The sprayer itself actually good even though I find it a bit clunky to press it.
Opens with a heavy apple note. Sparkling with a touch of citrus. In the dry-down, it has a strong shower gel vibe, clean, sporty, and easy-going. Inoffensive and versatile for office or casual settings. Actually nothing special about this fragrance, but if you look for a daily scent, this one may have to be on your consideration list.
The performance is just fine and soft to medium projection.

Bearing the legendary name of La Nuit de L'homme made me pull the trigger to buy the Le Parfum edition. Presentation-wise, the box, bottle, sprayer, and printing quality are what you expect from a high-end fashion house. No complaint.
The scent itself opens with dominant black pepper and other spices that remind me of licorice, even though there is no licorice listed on the notes. The scent continues to develop in a deeper and sweeter direction. More to the dry down, the mix of vetiver and hint of powdery note come up to close the scent development as the sweetness fade away. Overall, La Nuit de L'homme Le Parfum is a classy, mysterious, and mature scent. The all-black flacon is just perfect to describe the scent. No doubt it's high quality. It's kinda a no-joke CEO if I can personate this fragrance.
Performance on my skin sadly not a beast. Longevity is around 5 hours with very close-to-the-skin projection.

Simply benzoin and vanilla scent. Quality on a cheapie side. Not surprisingly it's quite difficult to find. Basically, it is a linear fragrance. Almost no scent development. Vanilla here is dusty and smoky with a little bit of powdery touch.
Longevity is top-notch, but the projection is closer to the skin.

Jaguar Pace has almost a linear scent. Opens with green, soapy, and fresh rosemary with a little bit and almost undetected sweetness. There is nothing massive change up to the dry down, only it smoothens its synthetic vibes.
It has a short span of longevity, but feel free to respray due to it is very affordable. I only use Jaguar Pace for sport. Its inoffensive nature is just suitable for that occasion.