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The fragrance smells relatively the same Top note and drydown are not very different. Citrusy, fresh, white flowers, I can still detect the cedar wood, but not the patchouli and rose. The longevity is rather weak on me, but also on clothing. There is hardly any sillage, others didn't smell me after 2 hours. When I smell the fragrance, I immediately think of Vetiver Sensuel by Mancera, only this one lasts longer and the PL is simply better. For 180 euros, what is on offer is simply not enough. There are plenty of alternatives that do everything better than this one. I'm glad I only bought a sample.

You know all the hype about TF OW. Since this one is described as more mature and balanced, I had to get a sample. I had smelled OW at the airport and was a bit, well, disappointed because of its simplicity and quite strong spicy woodiness? Longevity was also mediocre. But this one smells even less sweet and like a full can of logs with light ethereal wafts on top. I see dark wood in a sauna when I smell it. A slightly soapy undertone, I don't smell oud here and I have real oud here, rather vetiver, which really stands out, the cypriol too, no, unfortunately I get depressed. I miss the sweetness and the fragrance is very monotonous, especially for this price range. Absolutely overpriced in my opinion. Longevity is quite good though. If you like it, have fun with it.

Due to the purchase of another fragrance, I was able to enjoy a 2ml sample. First of all, I can't understand the hype here. The longevity is the only positive thing about the fragrance. At the beginning, oud accord, slightly dirty, with earthy notes. After about 15 minutes, the final phase begins for me, the fragrance smells like this until the end, namely soapy, dusty probably due to a pepper accord, concrete-like, earthy, also slightly menthol-like. The soapiness with the, I'll call it concrete, comes across as old school and doesn't seem particularly attractive or even embracing to me, so that I can simply feel comfortable with the fragrance. The scent repels me. I don't want to smell like this, I miss something sweet and if not, then not this cool, dry scent. It may be that it's well made, I don't find it particularly complex, just vintage vibes made more modern, whether that comes across as oriental, well. In my opinion, there are much nicer fragrances. It's a matter of taste, of course, but if you like this fragrance, have fun with it.

Well I must say, I really like the scents of ATH. You recognize the handwriting of ATH, this overtone which is similar in many fragrances. Fat, oily, fresh and juicy, then this buttery coconut tone, I like very much. My girlfriend loves it too. The coconut is just not noticeable, like with a cheap shower gel, but as a fat buttery tone, which gives strength and rounds the whole thing off. It melts after the beginning, which is citric and oily, with a musky undertone, woody and buttery. The mixture with the amber that gives this depth to me and also the musk, which is slightly animal, makes the fragrance simply fat. Durability is very good, Sillage very good. Price performance, very good. Is vllt nothing for designer fetishists, nevertheless I notice with me, as I just more and more away from designer scents, to such parts tend. Beautiful fragrance ... I will buy more

If I don't pick citrus fruit. Excuse me? Top note bam, bergamot, comes across naturally, nothing synthetically over-fresh, but fruity, juicy and thick, oily. The fragrance takes a while with me, but then very, very tasty, smells a bit almondy-like for me, marzipan, because of the vanilla and sandalwood. Durability very good, Sillage good. For the price a great fragrance, just doesn't smell typically designer, but different. I like the scents of ATH so far all very well. Then he gives compliments without end. I have a lot to do with people, especially younger ladies often respond to them. All in all very beautiful and a bit too monotonous