Popular Statements

A really well made lactonic sandal, all mitigated by black tea in contrast with cinnamon. Not a gourmand or sugary Parfum.

Real citrus zing, the essence of the whole tree, and a truly great chypre drydown. About as good as it gets, absolutely fantastic.

Timeless classic.

Sparkling effervescent opening, later known humanist DNA. Overall, less sour and a little more soapy - I like it

Sweet-spicy open (sugar & amberwood, not BR540), transitions more floral. Average performer. Embarrassing blending for an Amouage product.

Deeply herbaceous and green scent, with a vetivery-woody, archetypally masculine base. Excellent quality.

Just another uninspired synthetic aquatic. Too heavy and chemical for hot days, too bland for colder. Performance is on point though.

Sharp green with a just out of the barber shop chair feel to it. So good the top review claims it is english

A decent fragrance with a nice clean scent

On paper I was getting churchy incense vibes, but on skin the sweet tonka/cocoa/rose/coffee come out. Think Vietnamese coffee and roses.

A dark, suffocating fragrance with a very repulsive synthetic scent ... oriental, fruity, sweet.
This mixture is enough to make you faint.

I get a salty marine smell especially in the dry down. Reminds me of Sanctuary North Atlantic Right Whale

Green 7-up & resinous cannabis opening, indolic narcotic jasmines mid w sweet vanilla & creamy sandal base. Hypnotizing

Like a fancy pear shampoo: a little soapy. It’s a pleasant synthetic scent, but it’s nothing special.

Very Sweet Floral. Strong. Nice if you like that type. I do wear feminine leaning scents, but this one is not for me.

Somewhat medicinal, grandfather scent.

An annoying, sweet, sugary and Synthetic scent that makes you never want to wear fragrance as a mature man.

A harmonious and full-bodied, yet fresh combination of citrus fruits and vanilla. Powdery, subtle ginger spice gives liveliness to the whole

Mango/lemon/raspberry flavored fruit snacks: playful, youthful, bright. No baked good/cupcake element detected.

The lavender leaned more earthy/herbal/sharp, with subtle powder in dry-down. Calming - but this wasn't milky, like the name suggests.

Opened with a vanilla yogurt type of tangy-ness, but dry-down is identical to "Gamesa Marias" prepackaged cookies from Mexico.

Started out like a pink (raspberry-peach) gummy candy, but there was a hint of gasoline/fuel in the dry down.

Fougère style of fragrances incarnate. Clove, lavender, and a variety of green & spicy notes off the top, dries down woody. 9.5/10.

Give it one week and you will love it even more, really good smell, longevity is 6-7 hours on my skin, on clothes it is 24 hours, projects a lot.

Another disgustingly sweet frag with spices. While the sweet does die down, I now have diabetes and it isn't worth it. Great if you're 12 years old.