Peterbefehl

As you can see from the title, I think that "K'Bridge Club | XerJoff" and "Intense Cafe | Montale" are very similar and I'm definitely not alone in that opinion
However, I think that the difference in price is definitely noticeable.
The "Intense Cafe | Montale" smells much more two-dimensional to me than the "K'Bridge Club | XerJoff".
The rose is the driving force in the fragrance, accompanied by a light coffee note at the beginning and a vanilla/caramel note towards the end.
The fragrance has an above-average longevity and especially at a temperature in the range of 15-20°C I could easily perceive the fragrance on me for over 10h.
All in all, I can give a very clear recommendation, both for men and women.

As the title suggests, I identify the Ombre leather perfume with the leather smell of a new car.
The opening in particular is really pure leather and not much else.
Later in the drydown, this subsides somewhat and "dark" floral notes emerge, but the leather in the background remains until the end.
I think it's a great fragrance, although I'm not really a fan of leather perfumes. But I also know many people in my environment who don't particularly like the fragrance and in my opinion it is the most "mainstream" leather fragrance even compared to many niches.
H/S are top, the projection of the fragrance is very strong at the beginning but then develops very close to the skin and is therefore not too intrusive (as long as you don't mean too well with the dosage).

A synthetic freshie, as there are many of its kind, no more and no less.
The fragrance progression is very linear and nothing out of the ordinary, the H/S is fine.
I personally use the fragrance mainly as a gym fragrance and am very satisfied with it in this respect.
The bottle looks nice and is easy to transport thanks to its shape.

I bought this fragrance probably for the same reason as everyone else here, I wanted an Aventus alternative that is cheaper and lasts longer.

The opening of the fragrance is very synthetic and pungent in my eyes, I personally find it bearable, but I can also imagine that some people find it absolutely disastrous.

However, the drydown is where the fragrance starts to work its magic and starts to smell really pleasant.
Unfortunately, I can't compare it to the Aventus drydown at this point, because I can't smell the real Aventus on my skin after 10 minutes.

H/S are overwhelming.
When I bought the fragrance, the longevity was still rather below average, but after it had been on my cupboard for half a year, the longevity has really developed enormously and now I can't get it off my skin.

I think this fragrance is definitely worth a try for the price.
But the bottle is really not beautiful

I came across this fragrance through a recommendation because I was looking for a fresh/fruity perfume, which is particularly suitable for the warmer days of the year.

When I tried the fragrance in a perfumery, I was immediately convinced. For me, everything about this fragrance is just right, from the opening to the drydown.
I think the opening is beautifully citrusy, but not penetrating and pungent, but in a very embracing and light way, if you can put it that way.
I must honestly admit that I
can't smell the notes from the heart note, but for me this citric remains in the foreground over the entire course of the fragrance.
I also don't notice the fragrance the whole time I'm wearing it, I only get a whiff of the scent from time to time, but maybe I just need to apply more, I'm just always a bit cautious with such high perfume concentrations.

The bottle is also great, looks good and feels very high quality and you shouldn't underestimate the weight of the lid, which is just as heavy as the actual bottle.