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At first, he's sweet and flowery, then later he's in leather chaps and playing rough, lasting more hours than you think you can handle.

If Marcy Playground's "Sex and Candy" has a fragrance this would be it. Opens like skittles, dry down is leather and fruity candy.

Slightly fruity, but overall a clean, fresh, soapy scent. Fairly linear. The packaging is the star for this house.

Opening is minty, vanilla, and soapy, dry down is like Tarteel Silver, without the fruit. The mint supports throughout, an airy vanilla.

Opening is citrus, fresh green notes, and soapy. After a little, fairly linear with soapy, slightly green scent. But where's the fruit?

If new to Bortnikoff, this is an easier scent, but still challenging. Floral-forward, musk and cardamon play supporting roles with vanilla.

Opening burst of davana, cardamon and bergamot, anchored by a smooth leather. Dry down smells like Grand Soir with that vanilla.

Burst of pink pepper, bergamot, and sandalwood. Fresh and bright. Dry down smells like you washed with expensive soap.

Resinous, sure. Mostly musk and powder to me. Simple, not very impressive to me. Doesn’t change much over time.

Sweet vanilla anchored with musk and amber. Peach and bergamot are fleeting. Comfy and warm, good evening scent.