Fragrance Reviews by lostinletterkenny

I have had a very different experience with this fragrance than I see above. Firstly, I feel that it is far to soapy both on a testing strip and even more so on my skin. After the soapyness withdrawls after a couple of minutes on my skin, it is a bit more enjoyable but rather feminine, which is why I am confused that this is considered a unisex fragrance when I think the feminine notes are incredibly overpowering. A disappointment for me. I have heard people talk about "being transported to Tuscany", but this is supposed to recall India - therefore I think it must smell different to many different people on a considerable gradient.

Confusing - that is really the only adjective that I can use to describe this fragrance. Confusing because I do not know if I like it or if I hate it. I received it as a gift from a family member who works for Dior and I find that is very fitting to anyone who prefers the Heidi Slimane look of the Dior Homme clothing collections. This is not a man's man fragrance, nor is it trying to be - it is a whole new idea on a men's fragrance. For a very unique character and someone who doesn't want to fit in the mold this is a good selection, but trying it out before is a must.