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God of Fire is one of those fragrances that instantly puts me in a good mood. Right from the opening, a juicy mango comes together with a touch of lemon and a hint of ginger, creating a fruity, fresh and at the same time slightly sweet impression.

The mango is definitely the centerpiece, but on my skin it doesn't come across as a sticky or overly sweet fruit. The combination with the ginger and lemon makes the fragrance pleasantly zesty and gives it something special.

After a while, it becomes a little warmer and woodier, while fortunately the mango never completely disappears. That's exactly what I like about it. It remains fruity and fresh throughout, without becoming boring.

The performance also positively surprised me. For such a fresh and fruity fragrance, it really lasts a long time on me and has a solid sillage. Especially for a summer fragrance, both the sillage and longevity are almost unbeatable.

For me, God of Fire is therefore above all a perfect fragrance for warm days and vacations. Fresh, fruity, uncomplicated and still with enough character.

Anyone who likes mango should definitely try it on their skin.

For me, Bianco Latte really is a fragrance for anyone who likes sweet scents. Right after spraying, there is a thick, creamy caramel and vanilla note, along with a touch of honey and this slightly milky but very pleasant impression.

In the drydown, everything becomes even softer and creamier. To me, it smells almost like a warm dessert with these sweet, cozy and rather decadent vibes. At the same time, it also has this slightly synthetic note that you have to like. With too many sprays, it can quickly become a bit overwhelming.

For me, it is the perfect coffee scent. This creamy sweetness combined with the warm, milky character reminds me of a sweet coffee or latte with caramel. This exact combination makes it feel so cozy to me.

The performance is really strong as well. A few sprays are more than enough and the fragrance stays on skin and clothing for a very long time.

For me, Bianco Latte is more of a fragrance for cold days and cozy evenings. The scent is perfect especially for cuddling or relaxed dates, such as at the cinema.
Not a complicated fragrance, but that is exactly what makes it somehow likeable. It simply wants to smell delicious and it does that quite consistently.

Instant Crush is a fragrance that immediately stands out to me. Right from the opening, saffron and ginger come through quite prominently, accompanied by a pleasant sweetness and something fresh from the citrus notes.

After a few minutes, it becomes noticeably creamier and warmer. Jasmine, amber and vanilla come more strongly to the forefront and give the fragrance this soft, sweet direction. I like it best in the drydown.

The similarity to Baccarat Rouge 540 is just as noticeable as expected, though I find Instant Crush somewhat sweeter and, above all, louder. It has a certain synthetic note that certainly will not appeal to everyone, but to me, it somehow forms part of the fragrance's character.

I also have little to complain about when it comes to performance. Longevity and sillage are really strong. A few sprays are more than enough. On clothing, it seems to last forever on me.

For me, it works best in cooler weather and in the evening. In summer or at the office, it would probably be too prominent for me.

Not an especially quiet or subtle fragrance, but one that is fun to wear and definitely stays in the memory.

Il Padrino is one of those fragrances for me where, after the first spray, you immediately know that it doesn't want to be subtle and shouldn't be either.

It opens with a rather juicy, dark fruitiness. The blackcurrant together with rum and amaretto almost gives me the impression of a generously poured drink, sweet, slightly alcoholic and somehow dark at the same time. Then there is this very distinctive warmth, which makes the fragrance quite prominent from the start.

After a while, it becomes rounder and calmer to me. The alcoholic note fades and the amber, sandalwood and later the vanilla come through more strongly, taking some of the edge off the initial fruitiness. That's actually where I like it best. It feels warm, soft and self-assured at the same time, without drifting completely into typical dessert territory.

What I particularly like is this combination of sweetness and a certain dark elegance. To me, Il Padrino doesn't smell like „sweet perfume“, but rather like a dark room, fine wood and a glass of amaretto on the table. Maybe that's also why the name fits surprisingly well.

The performance is also strong on me. A few sprays are more than enough and it seems to linger on clothes forever. However, I can also understand if someone finds it too sweet or too loud. After several hours, that sweetness can definitely become a little tiring. For me, it works best in cooler weather and in the evening.

Angels’ Share is an intense, sweet fragrance that is ideally suited for the evening. It has excellent longevity. The cinnamon in particular stands out clearly.

It is also an absolute hit and a safe choice for date nights.
I share the opinion of the other reviews. Angels’ Share by Kilian reminds me of warm apple pie.

The fragrance has a warm, sweet and comforting character and evokes Christmas. The longer I have it, the more I like it. All in all, it is a very beautiful fragrance!