Mikael

Pleasant, cologne style perfume, with a woody base. It's fine but boring. Probably took Alberto Morillas five minutes to write the formula.

Varm, spicy, smooth. A masterpiece on my skin. Similar to Le Labo 33 but in my opinion better, more masculine and less sharp.

Spicy, woody carnation. Gentlemanly. Takes some time to get used to, but then becomes a good friend. One of the first men's fragrances.

A perfect blend by Francis Kurkdjian. Classic yet modern. The musc is very animalic and realistic.

The notes are: Lavender, Black Pepper, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Woodsy Notes, Musk, Tonka Bean. In essence, lots of lavender + a burnt wood accord.