Informer

Good, solid vetiver, cedarwood discreet, the licorice is hiding somewhere, I have given up looking for it. Bitter orange present, gives the fragrance an interesting, Mediterranean note. The sillage is subtle to modest, the longevity is very good. After two hours, the fragrance comes dangerously close to Guerlain's Vétiver. Quite overpriced in my opinion.
Why do you have to assemble the bottle yourself? Completely unclear.

Far from smelling like leather, as the name suggests. The quality of the ingredients is excellent, but it is a typical Arabian dominant/macho fragrance, the musk is the soloist, hardly distinguishable from 200 other Arabian perfumes on the market. The leather note is only slightly accentuated when sprayed on, does not last long, is pushed back by the musk and fades quickly.

Although not in the pyramid, I smell oud, the oud I can (no longer) smell every day in the subway on my way to the office, the kind that must be contained by every modern fragrance, otherwise...

In the evening, the tropical sun has just disappeared behind the horizon, you walk from your bungalow to the beach bar through avenues full of tropical plants, all wet after a short rain, you already take the smell of cigar smoke and gin and other exotic drinks from the bar, true, even scraps of silly Caribbean music can be heard. All impressions mix, music, smells, twilight and humidity. Finally you come to the bar and clear your mind with a gin on the rocks. Sillage, aura pathetic, not even a foot. Shelf life one hour.