Hasttir

The scent smells like cherry-flavored sugary bubblegum. It is a fragrance suited for very young people, or even strictly teenagers. It is definitely not masculine, but unisex, though in my personal opinion, it suits teenage girls best. If overapplied, it has a very...

It opens with a bitter, medicinal scent reminiscent of a sterile environment. It softens slightly after a while, but the harsh, hospital-like smell persists. However, at the 3-hour mark, it undergoes an incredible transformation, evolving...

For the first hour, it has a bitter, medicinal scent reminiscent of a hospital. Then it softens a bit. That bitterness and medicinal quality didn't change much on my skin; the fragrance stayed linear and showed no development. Guilty Absolu...

Basically, it is very similar to Le Male Le Parfum. It's hard to tell them apart at first glance—meaning if you already have Le Parfum, you don't need to buy this. Even though the honey and tobacco in the base notes show themselves...

This perfume feels much more like an Invictus flanker than Acqua Di Gio. If I smelled it without seeing the bottle, I would definitely say Invictus. The Acqua Di Gio DNA is there, but it's hidden deep down. You can only tell it's Acqua Di Gio if you smell...

When I bought it, summer hadn't arrived yet. The weather was cool when I first sprayed it, and I didn't like it, so I decided to let it macerate. Once summer came, I sprayed it again and absolutely loved it. The best way to describe it is that it smells...