RisingScent

The core theme of the fragrance is definitely the rose. However, the concept here reflects an intention to emphasize this core theme in a "gentleman-like" or more masculine direction. 24OBSTR starts with a dark, deep, and very...

At first, a wonderfully woody-aromatic scent that initially reminds one of Fig-Tree-Wood by Durance en Provence. But after a shift in associations, the true character of the fragrance reveals itself. Instead of feeling reminiscent of a fig,...

Smoke for the Soul starts off quite off-putting. The opening smells like a peppermint tea bag that has been sitting in a closed carafe for at least 5 days. This scent profile lasts for about 1 hour. After this truly repulsive olfactory experience,...

At the outset, the fragrance surprises with a truly intense yet very harmonious and pleasantly captivating rose note. This fine opening accord remains, blended with a very light but subtle smoky note, for about 4 hours. This...

PwtD starts off very fruity like a sparkling fruit cocktail. You can smell the combination of fresh berries and blood orange-peach omnipresent. These core components accompany the fragrance throughout its entire duration and give the scent its zesty...

Love is a truly wonderful and varied fragrance. Each phase of development is perceived clearly and distinctly, and they all differ from one another. In particular, the rose theme is clearly in focus here and is embraced by the other accords....

Light my Fire starts intensely and darkly with omnipresent accords of tobacco and leather. After the drydown, Light my Fire quickly becomes calmer, and a sweet woodiness mixes into the fragrance profile in a very minimalist way. However, the sweetness...

Intoxicate unfortunately smells like the A*Men by TM that I hate. The opening is intensely sour and sharply chemical. I cannot identify a single one of the components listed in the fragrance pyramid...

Forbidden Games starts like a fruit basket covered with flowers. The scent profile is completely generic and lacks identity. If I were presented with a range of fruity-floral-fresh mainstream perfumes of today, I certainly couldn't...

An intense and long-lasting Oud fragrance par excellence. On my skin, the scent does not develop and presents itself solely as an Oud cloud. It feels too simple and too "oudy" for me. However, the Oud is very natural and not synthetic,...

Unfortunately, it's an almost interchangeable aquatic scent. It is characterized by a mixture of fresh, floral, and tea-like accords and does not really develop. The fragrance feels generic and replaceable. The sillage is also, especially...

Honey, honey, honey...for honey enthusiasts, the perfect scent. Back to Black is, in my opinion, rather a monothematic fragrance despite its seemingly impressive fragrance pyramid. The defining element is the wonderful sweetness of honey...