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High performer
Uden Overdose the better Uden ? e
It starts fresh, sparkling, spicy and quite quickly ginger and the tobacco blossom come to the fore, but to my taste the coffee could come through a little more here, which lingers gently in the background, followed by musk and amber.
Where can you wear this fragrance?
Personally, I would recommend it for any occasion and any time of year.
Especially in the office, you make statements with it, but don't dock too much.
in summer, however, I would rather wear it in the evening, but everyone has to decide for themselves.
H/S is slightly better than the Uden! The fragrance radiates well for the first 3-4 hours.
the bottle is one of the more elaborate ones at Xerjoff.
The cool thing about the Shootingstar collection is the small splinter of a meteor shower, the authenticity of which is noted with an enclosed certificate and a production number in the lid.
Perfect as a gift, more suitable for a man.
It starts fresh, sparkling, spicy and quite quickly ginger and the tobacco blossom come to the fore, but to my taste the coffee could come through a little more here, which lingers gently in the background, followed by musk and amber.
Where can you wear this fragrance?
Personally, I would recommend it for any occasion and any time of year.
Especially in the office, you make statements with it, but don't dock too much.
in summer, however, I would rather wear it in the evening, but everyone has to decide for themselves.
H/S is slightly better than the Uden! The fragrance radiates well for the first 3-4 hours.
the bottle is one of the more elaborate ones at Xerjoff.
The cool thing about the Shootingstar collection is the small splinter of a meteor shower, the authenticity of which is noted with an enclosed certificate and a production number in the lid.
Perfect as a gift, more suitable for a man.
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Rum in a bottle
often heard, seen but never smelled..
Tony Iommi is an extremely hyped fragrance at the moment, I'm currently trying to find out why it's so well received. For me personally, it's very complex and really niche.
It exudes enormous power and impressive performance. The fragrance starts with an intense dark passion fruit note, which I think also contains a hint of leather. Every time I sniff my wrist, it develops further and I find it almost better in the bottle than on my skin. After a while, it becomes sweeter and more vanilla-like, and cinnamon is added, which gives it a Christmassy feel. The fragrance remains even after washing my clothes. Both the longevity and the silage are impressively strong. Tony Iommi is undoubtedly one of the fragrances that I found the hardest to get right with Xerjoff.
Tony Iommi is an extremely hyped fragrance at the moment, I'm currently trying to find out why it's so well received. For me personally, it's very complex and really niche.
It exudes enormous power and impressive performance. The fragrance starts with an intense dark passion fruit note, which I think also contains a hint of leather. Every time I sniff my wrist, it develops further and I find it almost better in the bottle than on my skin. After a while, it becomes sweeter and more vanilla-like, and cinnamon is added, which gives it a Christmassy feel. The fragrance remains even after washing my clothes. Both the longevity and the silage are impressively strong. Tony Iommi is undoubtedly one of the fragrances that I found the hardest to get right with Xerjoff.
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Fruit explosion
Lychee and fruit clearly in the foreground in the top note.
If I had to categorize it, I would say that it belongs in the fruity category with Xerjoff, Coro and Purple Accento.
Unlike its colleagues, it becomes woody and warm in the drydown - I personally notice very little of the oud. Which in retrospect is very good for the fragrance.
P/L is right - H/L really strong.
If I had to categorize it, I would say that it belongs in the fruity category with Xerjoff, Coro and Purple Accento.
Unlike its colleagues, it becomes woody and warm in the drydown - I personally notice very little of the oud. Which in retrospect is very good for the fragrance.
P/L is right - H/L really strong.
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The noble iris
My second fragrance from the Stonelabel collection by Xerjoff.
I had smelled the raw material Iriss at Lorenzo Villoresi in Florence and had absolutely no idea that I would ever like it.
The fragrance is noble, white & clean.
At first you can smell the strong iris note paired with the musk and a little wood
The fragrance performs and radiates incredibly strongly, the first 15 min very penetrating.
in the drydown then rather soapy, noble.
You have a clean feeling like in an expensive hotel.
I had smelled the raw material Iriss at Lorenzo Villoresi in Florence and had absolutely no idea that I would ever like it.
The fragrance is noble, white & clean.
At first you can smell the strong iris note paired with the musk and a little wood
The fragrance performs and radiates incredibly strongly, the first 15 min very penetrating.
in the drydown then rather soapy, noble.
You have a clean feeling like in an expensive hotel.
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The noblest stone label
For me a work of art, such a perfect fragrance, the noble woods supported by the rose that comes into its own perfectly. The fruity notes that keep this work of art young in perfect alternation with a creamy composition. Luxury in and on the bottle. This fragrance smells like no other and that's how it should be.
If I had to describe Xerjoff's fragrance DNA, I would choose this fragrance.
If I had to describe Xerjoff's fragrance DNA, I would choose this fragrance.
