Vindikation

The scent has clearly taken inspiration from Hacivat, not Aventus. However, it lacks the fruitiness. Instead, we have the synthetic smoke of the Aventus clones. For me, it's not perfect, but it's really well done, and after about half an hour, or in the sillage, it smells really, really good. What it obviously lacks is that "high-quality" scent that you can detect in good expensive perfumes, but you can't expect that for the price. At Douglas, it would definitely be a best-seller. I believe you will hardly find anyone who doesn't like this fragrance.

Starts with leather soaked in alcohol and then increasingly becomes a pure smoke bomb. Truly an extreme niche. It is certainly not great perfume art. I actually find it quite alright, but everyone around me perceives it as repulsive and way too strong. There's no point in wearing a fragrance if it makes you avoidable.

The fragrance immediately evoked One Million associations in me when I wore it for the first time. Fortunately, it doesn't resemble Oud Wood and the like at all and lacks any rubber tire or barn notes, instead offering a pleasant synthetic sweetness with a hint of oud in the background. When it comes to application, less is sometimes more; after three sprays, it starts to become biting in the nose.

Actually has a slight resemblance to Interlude, but in my opinion, it is much more harmonious. Of all the fragrances I have ever smelled, this is my absolute favorite.
The longevity is also quite impressive. On jackets, the scent lasts for several weeks, and the sillage is above average. However, if you are looking for a classic Oud fragrance, you should try Chocolate, Oud & Rose.

This is how (and will likely be) the beloved partner would like to smell.
I have really spent a long time sniffing through numerous women's fragrances, and aside from L'Instant Magic, there hasn't been much that truly blew me away.
This fragrance, however, was a complete surprise. The contrasts in scents have already been clearly demonstrated to us by Aventus. What was once the smoky birch in contrast to the fruity pineapple in the black rider - emphasis on was - is now the blackberry that increasingly gets "wrapped" by the rose and patchouli. Unlike many designers, there is a noticeable scent progression, just as one would wish.
Give this fragrance a chance; no man can stand those countless sweet-floral women’s perfumes anymore. With this scent DNA, you also have a unique selling point.