Sora03

I bought Sauvage six months ago because it was praised to the extreme online every time. Of course, I used it several times and then heard that Carbon is supposed to smell similar. When I finally had the chance to smell it, I had only one thought: Sauvage, but more pleasant and relaxed.
I don’t know why, but I liked Carbon much better. However, I didn’t buy it because I didn’t want two fragrances that smell almost the same.
With Carbon, you don’t really stand out, but it has a super nice scent that doesn’t really cost much.
I also believe that pretty much everyone will like the scent.

Dylan Blue was my second designer fragrance that I bought back then. Although it really isn't anything special, it is still just really good.
No matter where I go, with Dylan Blue I have no fears that it might come off as strange to others.
Especially during sports activities, the scent is simply perfect.
However, over time, Dylan Blue made me want to wear it less and less. After several consecutive days, it somehow became boring quickly. A truly monotonous scent that, in my opinion, hardly unfolds.
But given the price-performance ratio, the fragrance is definitely worth buying; just don't have the highest expectations for an extraordinary scent.

I have to honestly say, the ultra male was a blind buy. When I tested it for the first time, I was a bit shocked at how incredibly sweet a fragrance can be. The ultra male might be too much "in your face" for an everyday scent, but it still works well for days at university. I think that such strongly sweet fragrances are not for people over 40, rather for young adults. Moreover, with the prices, you can't really go wrong with the ultra male.

My love for the gentleman is quite special. The gentleman was my first designer fragrance and (unfortunately :D) made me spend a lot of money on perfume at Flaconi later on.

For me, this fragrance is definitely not an everyday scent, as it is simply too strong and smells unpleasant on slightly warmer days. I believe it is suitable for slightly older men. The vanilla note has a somewhat calming effect on me, but over time it becomes a bit annoying and starts to sting in my nose. Therefore, one must pay attention to the number of sprays.
Otherwise, the fragrance is unique and absolutely worth the money!

I can't really say how the gentleman is perceived by others. So far, I have received neither a good nor a bad remark about the fragrance.