perfumgenie

Liis Bo opens with a woody toasted marshmallow like smoke. Resins, incense and tobacco? The scent transitions to these harmonious woods, cedar and gaiac. With vanilla wafting around, it could go gourmand, but the incense and resins restrain....

The only thing interesting about this scent is the vanilla play-dough opening. Then it becomes a nondescript poof of nothingness. Lifeless and utterly boring. Want to smell like you flew through a cloud of synthetic scents pumped into the atmosphere...

You smell lovely natural pine, cool clean bight juniper while hiking. You pass through a meadow with soft floral's and you marvel at how wonderful the air feels. It's cool and you feel cozy in your cashmere sweater. Your natural smell is sweet and elevated...

Beautiful ginger forward woody aromatic scent profile. Smooth lux, so clean and polite. Almost delicate. This is an ideal scent for a professional or office situation. It's such a fresh slightly warm round smell, not angular so, it will...

Love love love this fragrance. I disagree with the two reviews below. The air is cold and the leaves are falling and it's time to bring out this underrated GEM from ByeByeRedo. 1996 is in the vien of something like Tempo (earthy patchouli)...

Blue Wood is BETTER than Layton. Here's why. First Blue Wood is created by the same perfumer but here, we have dropped the sickly sweet apple note and replaced it with smoother citrus. The medicinal Vicks/TigerBalm smell has been toned down...

I've been collecting for a little under a year, so my nose is not very "refined". Still, this is simply one of the best fragrances I've come across in my short foray into perfumes. I lived in New Orleans for about 15 years and have since...

Dior Homme 2020 came to me while shopping for a great daily/office/proffesional scent search. I tried quite a few as I didn't trust a blind buy for this. I won't list the ones I tried but ya know...a few popular blues Chanel, some Polo, Prada...