Plebber

This house does a very good job at creating photo realistic scents, some so realistic that I wouldn't wear them again. Creme Brulee is VERY realistic and RICH. Smells a bit like coconut shavings on toffee. The coconut is too strong for me and overpowers the rest of the notes. I like it as a scent but wouldn't wear it again nor buy a full bottle.

I was surprised by this. Usually green and jasmine scents don't work well on me. This is very light, very green (lol), and nicely fresh. The jasmine isn't too harsh or too commanding. The opening is a soft tea, and it dries down like sweet candy. If I were to transition to green/freshie scents I would wear this.

SO realistic! This house does a great job at making very realistic scents. Pistachio Latte gives you a nutty, creamy combo - exactly as named. Might layer well with SDJ 62. Not a big pistachio lover or wearer but enjoyed trying this house. Lasts 3 seconds so longevity is not there, on my skin at least. A fun perfume to own or try, especially if you're trying to build a "drinks" scents collection.

No, it smells nothing like Kayali YPG - personally YPG is more wearable for me as someone who doesn't like pistachio that much.

I was TRICKED by those delicious sounding notes!! Caramel, Honey, and Vanilla? Sounds like a gourmand dream. This is DISGUSTING. The second-worst perfume I have smelled so far. Found in Light and Akro Dank (Dark) deserve each other. Notes say yes, nose says kill me. You smell caramel but it's too strong and too acrid. No vanilla, no musk. Insanely strong projection but I can't say anything about longevity because it was an instant scrubber. I'd love to meet someone who this smells good on because I am dying to smell that note combination. Strongly suggest buying a 1ml decant before committing to a full bottle.

This isn't bad. I was interested in the vanilla and caramel when I initially ordered a decant, but I can say they don't stand out. The cardamom is very strong, but is softened by the caramel and vanilla. Initially very masculine but has a sweeter dry down. The cardamom/cedar mix makes it a bit too masculine for me to enjoy.