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The first time I smelled "Leisure in Paradise | Simone Andreoli," I was in a perfumery in Hamburg, and it blew me away. I sprayed it on, and it convinced me right away; it didn't take long before it was already in my collection.
This fragrance represents a hot summer day for me, a walk on the beach, a relaxed evening at the beach bar with a nice cocktail in hand.
The scent starts with a combination of papaya and pineapple, very fruity and bold, but it quickly gets rounded off by vanilla and coconut milk. What takes away the boldness of the fragrance are the woods; all the notes together create a truly beautiful creamy fruity summer scent.
The longevity is really very good for an Eau de Parfum; you can also reach for the bottle and spray again after a few hours if needed. For the price-performance ratio, you get a really lovely summer fragrance that is very well received by people. I've already received several compliments for "Leisure in Paradise | Simone Andreoli."

Overall, a fantastic scent; if someone is looking for a nice summer fragrance, they should definitely try Leisure in Paradise or its big brother "Malibù - Party in the Bay | Simone Andreoli."

I discovered Red Tobacco Tobacco here on Parfumo and thought it looked very interesting. After a few weeks, I bought it blind and have not regretted it. Upon the first application, the spicy & smoky note immediately comes through, but there is also a fruity sweet note. After that, the tobacco emerges along with the many woods, but the vanilla & musk also make an appearance.

Overall, the scent is really a beautiful fragrance for me, as the longevity & sillage are fantastic. When you spray it in the morning, it radiates just as strongly in the late evening as it did in the morning. I find it even quite difficult to wash off from the skin and clothes.

For the price, it is truly a great fragrance for autumn and winter, which stands out a lot, and I have already received many compliments for it. However, it can also be too overpowering for some people.

Pompei Garden is a creative masterpiece for me; after a long wait, I finally bought it and am thrilled. The sweet and fruity notes give the fragrance a lovely sweetness and elegance, followed by floral notes that provide a beautiful cleanliness. In the end, the scent is nicely rounded off by creamy notes, resulting in a very pleasant outcome.
Now let's talk about longevity and sillage; I was really surprised in this regard. I went in with the certainty that it wouldn’t perform that strongly. However, it does a really good job for an Eau de Parfum, so there's really nothing to complain about.
For some, Pompei Garden might be too feminine, which I can understand. However, I believe many men could wear it, but you have to appreciate that direction.
I don't think I need to talk about the price-performance ratio; the entire collection is amazing. For €50-100, you really get some very creative and brilliant fragrances here. Just try out the collection; there’s always one that will please someone.

"More Than Words" by Xerjoff is, for me, a fascinating work of fragrance art. The fruity opening seduces my senses, while the romantic heart note of rose and jasmine creates an emotional depth. The woody base notes with amber give the fragrance a sensual warmth. This scent is ideal for special occasions and expresses feelings that are often hard to put into words. A timeless masterpiece that enchants my senses. In my opinion, this fragrance is also very seductive, which I think arises from this oud-rose combination, reminding me a bit of "Oud Satin Mood (Eau de Parfum) | Maison Francis Kurkdjian."

Nero Nepal takes my senses on a journey through the beauty of Nepal. The refreshing opening of citrus notes conveys a feeling of freedom. In the heart note, a certain balsamic quality unfolds; the hemp is hardly noticeable, not like with Hashabis. A hint of amber and wood rounds off the scent, which lasts a long time. However, this special fragrance is very similar to Black Afghano by Nasomatto. The problem, however, is the longevity and sillage, which unfortunately are not very strong, which is really a shame.