Rachelg

Halfway to a gourmand, a friendly and soothing tincture of almonds and honey in warm milk with patchouli.

A lovely rainy day wistful violet and sandalwood that gets fruitier and more jasmine forward as it wears.

A meditative fragrance that starts heavy on the carrot seed and blooms into a stunning oud and iris with a hint of sweet spice.

If you spray Ro/Co, this, and Sunset in Maroc, in that order, you get a smooth gradient of roses from dark red to fruity pink. Magical!

Quintessential Prin. Not breaking any new ground whatsoever, but still a decent scent with orris, hay and sage in the forefront.

Shocked to not see galbanum here, it's so sharply green. I get jasmine and green bell pepper.

I don't think this is one of his strong works. A generic soupy floral mix with no high and low notes or contrast, only same frequency mids.

Unisex to me, even a little sweet and fluffy. Hazy clouds of peach blossom, cardamom, osmanthus and tonka.

Gorgeous blend of creamy citrus and a multitude of earthy resins with a whisper of rose. 'Delicious' is the word I'd use.

More leathery than the EDT, which uses birch tar instead. Same delicate floral DNA, just with an edge. Lovely.