lavandyla

Upon first wearing; Spice & Wood, meets l'immensite. Accompanied by violet leaf, while vetiver graciously and superbly supports.

Quite literally, Dunhill Icon with a 900% price markup.

A red but not all too sweet apple over "leathiver"; Signature daily wear worthy for a gentleman.

Sadly a departure from the original. I get more citrus and spices, a wider scent profile but more disjointed, and not the same lavender.

Carries a pleasing cloud. But I'm worn out by the end of its linear wearing. Hard to get past a waxy "mold-a-rama" aspect when up close too.

A slightly soapier version of the Montabacos. Placing Narmar somewhere between that and Sauvage.

Around a black stove in the woods during winter, chopping wood while prepping its fire. Perceive a "petrichor" facet; Smoke & nostalgia

Ylang-Ylang & Jasmine remind me of those in Reflection Man. Yet where the latter goes further into powder/woods, florals stay alive here.

Among my favourites in portraying such a wonderful balance with its true representation of ("churchy") incense, and making it wearable.

Green cola, into a soapy yet classy base. Possesses longevity. Along with the Violet one (sans such longevity), my favourite from this line.