Gainz120

This was a rather interesting and unique scent, since it smells very natural in the sense it smells like sweetened or resin and human musk put together. Its sweetness is reminiscent of saliva rather the floral notes that are listed. It was if you took human-being essence and made it into a fragrance. On an even more lewd note, it reminded of having sex or eating box and then throwing clothes back on and continuing with your day. Overall, very niche profile.

If you think of the word "perfume" in your head, the scent profile of this can easily match the description. A little generic and uninspiring, this scent covers an unoffensive and pleasing enough floral to carry a peony/gardenia note and a touch of aquatic but without anything else notable. It works if you want to feel manicured and fragranced, but it will not garner any additional attention or stand out. Average perfomance with relatively subpar sillage, but can go for around 8 hours.

This scent reminds me of a crisper winter day, and almost evokes a fruity pine or tree adjacent despite not having direct shared notes besides oud. With the oud as a base, currant supersedes with almost a touch of lychee rather than passion fruit. It seems the notes listed almost describe another perfume in that they blend to make something entirely unique. It’s sweeter and definitely resin-based, has weaker sillage but does last on the skin for 7-8 hours. This works if you go for natural scents, but I can see how it would not be pleasing to other noses and would be more for personal wear.

If you’ve ever smelled the fire and smoke that billows into the sky as wilderness trees burn, this is close to that scent if you add a little syrup to it. It’s sweeter than bonfire, but has an added note of a spiced vanilla bean or potentially marshmallow but without the powder notes that turn some people off of vanilla. It’s not as spiced as you’d assume, but it still keeps a semblance of complexity to its profile just with the smoke base. With the flavors it does have, it could be considered a smoky creamy root beer. It’s more approachable and more friendly than Anubis, softer/sweeter and more feminine than By the Fireplace, and less root beer than Tobacco Vanille.

This fragrance seems to have a very specific note to it that comes on really strongly and persists throughout wear. To me, it covers the sort of “spicy pear” potential at the bottom, and just evokes salt and vinegar chips or really acidic sweat. The scent doesn’t feel like something you’d want to wear on the body, and it was rather distracting in an unfortunate, acrid way. I really wanted to enjoy this based on the following behind it, but the strong ingredient just smells like “used” human.