Words cannot begin to express how much I love Coromandel, but I'll try. It's sweet and savory, classic and modern, sophisticated and easy going. I'm not sure that I have a signature scent, but if...
This is normally not my style, but it is my wife's favorite men's fragrance, so on date night...I'm rockin' the Aramis! I must admit that it has grown on me. It projects strength and masculinity,...
Chanel does it again for me. When I heard that this was a lemon fragrance, I assumed that it would be sharp and bracing. However, it is so smooth and creamy. I think that these elements are what...
I normally dislike powdery fragrances, but Habit Rouge is a huge exception. The citrus burst balances the powder which makes it feel both fresh and luxurious. The leather is very subtle to me,...
Aroma: Quite fresh for an amber fragrance. The opening notes of green mandarin and bergamot definitely lighten the richness of the warmer notes and keep Ambre Nue firmly aligned with the cologne...
I admire you for liking it right off the bat, Rosehavn. Avignon took me several wearings to really appreciate and I can't say even now that I find it all that appealing as a fragrance to wear. I do love to spray some on my arm and consider it, though. It is just about as straight-up, solemn and uncompromising a frankincense as there is. Glad the stuff exists.
Avignon and Ouarzazarte are my favourites from the Incense series. Kyoto is too nondescript. Zagorsk is too nostril-crunchingly resinous. Jaisalmer is essentially an olfactory stereotype.