JimiKofski

What can I say, it's relatively simple, but balanced. People who don't like patchouli could be changed here, as it comes across as really soft. It has become one of my favorite fragrances.

For me it's almost gourmand, with the pepper, cocoa and vanilla it's almost gourmand for me. Very, very pleasant.

The fragrance is different to what I've known before and I've been with it for a while. Really creative and special. It took me several tries to get to grips with it, I didn't particularly like it at first.

Saffron, eucalyptus and bergamot are very unusual in the top note. I had particular problems getting used to the eucalyptus, but it becomes weaker after a while and then the sweetness from the guaiac wood comes through better and then it also becomes rounder for me.

I don't know Torino21 yet, but all these Torino fragrances are supposed to be very different from each other. With the different Alexandria etc., the fragrances are closer together.

I have no association with Fahrenheit. Fahrenheit has that tangerine-gasoline thing. This one is completely different.

I like it a lot, a bit feminine, I think, but that doesn't matter. It reminds me a little of fabric softener or of fine sun cream, like TF's Soleil Blanc, even if there are still big differences, I associate it more with that than with Fahrenheit.