I've sampled Envy before, but I always thought it was a little too "green" for me. Â*I was also under the impression it was a standard Vetiver scent which I hate with a passion. Â*After sampling it again and reading all the stellar reviews here on bnotes, Â*I decided to go for it and bought a 50ml for $18. Â*Let me just say how wrong I was in the first place. Â*This juice is stellar, complex, and smooth. Â*Hard to place the notes at first but it gets really sweet on the drydown. Â*But not too much. Â*Detect some vanilla and wood and some spice. Â*Kind of reminds me of Mugler Cologne to certain degree. Â*And that's a good thing.
Now onto Kenzo Jungle. Â*I found a 100ml tester for $20 and went for it "blind". Â*Let me first say the bottle is very unique or rather the cap. Â*Is it a mohawk, a mustache brush or a replica of a Zebra mane? Â*Who knows but it's very distinctive. Â*Now the juice. Â*Starts off really limey & citrusly which is a change from the usual Lemon/Orange based citrus notes found in every other scent. Â* Very nice. Â*Then it develops kind of like Envy into a dark, woody concoction with a touch of sweetness. Â*Superb to say the least. Â*Definitely my best "blind" buy yet. Â*
Now onto Kenzo Jungle. Â*I found a 100ml tester for $20 and went for it "blind". Â*Let me first say the bottle is very unique or rather the cap. Â*Is it a mohawk, a mustache brush or a replica of a Zebra mane? Â*Who knows but it's very distinctive. Â*Now the juice. Â*Starts off really limey & citrusly which is a change from the usual Lemon/Orange based citrus notes found in every other scent. Â* Very nice. Â*Then it develops kind of like Envy into a dark, woody concoction with a touch of sweetness. Â*Superb to say the least. Â*Definitely my best "blind" buy yet. Â*
