Jenevieve

First, I should mention it greatly depends on your condition. Mostly, Fire At Will is a literal vanilla essence. Sweet but not too sugary. I usually detect vanilla greasy and oily, but Fire At Will is a lovely, exceptional gourmand.

There’s vanilla combined with a floral note, probably mimosa, and the scent dries down to beautiful brown sugar with vanilla. Mimosa makes the perfume unique and not so edible, but it fades away within an hour, and it’s gourmand all the way down.

But sometimes, the mimosa here is quite strong and ruins the whole scent. It smells like a greasy, slightly floral, vanilla-scented lip balm. It greatly depends on your condition, so sample it several times before buying.

It is long-lasting, and sillage is moderate despite my skin, which tends to last way shorter than others.

Blue Talisman is a pleasing and very wearable fragrance for spring and summer. Nothing is outstanding in this perfume, but it's a people-pleaser and not too perfume-like, unlike the other offerings in this brand.

It was hard to detect bergamot or ginger notes at all. There is pure fruity sweetness that dries down to sweet woody musk. Strangely, it reminded me of Erba Pura for its fruity and tropical vibes.

Longevity and silage are moderate, and the name and packaging are excellent, too. It leans feminine, so it's hard to imagine men wearing this, but maybe someone can pull it off.

Unfortunately, this is too expensive. There are a lot of cheapies similar to this fragrance, so I wouldn't recommend buying it without sampling it. I might have considered buying it for daily use if it were cheaper.

They should have named this perfume 'The Moralist' instead of 'The Hedonist' because it's more like something the moralist would wear, in my opinion. Hedonist is a woody and citrusy fragrance. It reminds me of a deep forest decorated with yellow and red leaves in autumn and a brown-haired gentleman dressed in brown from head to toe. It's very unisex but leans slightly masculine.

It has moderate to powerful sillage and lasts long on my skin. TH is not for me, but I would like to smell this on others.

It might be too simple for this ridiculous price, but it’s the purest musk I’ve ever smelt. It’s that kind of fragrance that might look too linear and easy to find, but once you search for its alternatives, you suddenly realize nothing can replace it.

Aldehyde is the first thing I smelled, but aldehyde here is not too screechy or aggressive. And subtle animalistic scent and jasmine emerge. Jasmine here can smell like urine, but it fades away quickly. Then, pure jasmine musk dominates the scent to the very end. Blanc Kogane is something like a new bride at her wedding would wear.

In my opinion, it has nothing similar to Narciso Pure Musk. BK is more gentle, soft, fluffy, classy, and well-balanced.

Longevity and sillage are average for this price. I wouldn’t buy it because it’s overpriced and has nothing special. But if you can afford the price and like this kind of fragrance, it would be perfect for you.

It opens with a unique kumquat note that is very pleasing. Then, there goes sweet vanilla with powdery violet that gives ethereal vibes. The scent itself is fantastic, and I liked it. But it became too sugary, like violet candies, for my taste. Dama Bianca smells like sugar particles with a sugary violet powder bomb. It still has ethereal vibes, and it reminds me of a beautiful young woman in a Monet painting, though.

There were some issues when I bought it. I couldn't detect the scent, no matter how I sprayed. Nothing remained on my skin or shirt after 5 minutes, except for some weird plastic-like trace. Projection slightly improved over time, but it was still too weak I had to resell it.