Fragrance Reviews by SirSlarty

A throwback to the 80's powerhouse chypres but tuned down into a very wearable citrus-woody-oakmoss scent. Fresh yet dirty. I don't know how to describe it exactly, a mutsy kind of sandalwood but not realy in the drydown.

Well, if you liked Black XS pour Homme, you might like this. Distinctly strawberry. Smells like those cheap cherry chapsticks you can get at the drug store. I couldn't discern the strawberry until I read the notes but at first thought it was bubblegum. Sweet, subtle, fruity... kinda good but nothing exciting. For a really nice berry I prefer the delicious Acqua e Zucchero from Profumum.

Fresh, cooling and open. Citrus, cedarwood and soapy accords. A "skin scent" as it has little projection. Very linear with no development but I wouldn't want to stray from its top notes any ways.

Cologne strength, so I'm bearing that in mind. Nice and not overbearing spicy oakmoss. There's a unique fizzy citrus in this that you don't really find in other chypres. Another accord creeps in towards giving you a fresh wood comparable to Paco Rabanne. Refreshing and cheap.

Cnahel no. 5 Eau Fraiche? Has that baby powder-esque note of no. 5 with the added slight green notes of freesia and hawthorn and the distinct aldehydes are bolstered by frangipani. Rather so-so fragrance good for pretty much any woman to wear. Smells a little like a sweet banana floral bouquet.

It's another rose scent that's dark. It's dark but not deep because it lasted 4 hours for me. Starts off green and slightly soapy. Ends with a light aoud-ish accord. Poof. Felt like a big disappointment.

Didn't last long on me, two hours tops. Pronounced lavender based oriental, very musky and sweet vanilla. I almost felt like I was wearing a feminine oriental at times, like Tabu! Truly unique.

Nice, strong smelling but subtle (stays close to the skin). It's a chypre, no doubt. Good oakmoss base and light bitter citrus notes on top. Lavender in the heart with some rosemary/basil/herbal accord. Nice.

Nice, fresher version of the original which I found somewhat boring even though I like it. POP opens up with crisp top notes of mint and violet and ends on a base of warm woods and vetiver. Pleasant and a good change from heavy, mature perfumes. Let yourself go wild!

Nice cologne. Good office wear. Very linear. Nothing special.

An ugly array of nutmeg, anise and vetiver. Very messy.

Opens up really green like a fourgere but gives way into a really fine, clean vetiver. Refreshing.

Rosy citrus and sandalwood? Actually, it smells a lot like M7 with a heftier tropical citrus instead. Not a well defined aoud/oud/aoudh/whatever in blazes you want to call it. I don't what all the fuss is about though not a terrible scent overall.

First sniff is unmistakably iris. Opens up like Ferre for Him or a non-sweet Dior Homme; lipstick. Goes into a doughy gourmand accord on the bottom. I kinda like this but am turn away by the cosmetic note.

Fantastically clean, green, spicy and fruity sandalwood. Easy to wear for daily wear.

A toned down 80's chypre with a very, very good lemon and sandalwood note and a hint of leather at the bottom.

Lemon and cedarwoods. Aramand Basi with a stronger lemon. Decent.

I don't smell rose, though maybe just a little. I smell what's below the rose bud, the woods and leaves. With a touch of incense. You know, just like Vetiver 46 and other Le Labo's. Seems like what they do is make vats of the same perfume and drop in a dash of neroli, rose, bergamot, whatever into the mixtures and call them that and sell them for large wads of cash monies. What a joke. Fragrance isn't bad.

Pure herbal lavender right off the stem with a touch of bitter sweet notes of vanilla. Classy.

Interesting, this smells like leather and... candy powder. Like Romeo Gigli for men. Leather and florals in reality, it just doesn't get anywhere else aside from SweeTarts dipped in tanning solution. Smells very well construction but definintely not for me to wear.

A musk touted as the best musk. I don't think it's all that great. A mix of florals on top of the musk don't help it from being a tad unnerving. If you love musk, don't hesitate with this one.

Ugly green citrus fragrance. Not very pleasant for me.

I must disagree, Reporter doesn't smell like Paco Rabanne pH, it's more like an aromatic Declaration with lavender and green notes. Cedarwoods is a major player here. Discontinued but still can be found many places.

Minty cologne. Well defined citrus, lavender and a pine note in there gives it a minty illusion. Darned good though average. Best bang for your buck.

This is what all those "black" fragrances should be modeled after. This is a deep and dark fragrance but not so much as gothic bt more melancholy. Like a whimsical sadness. Incense and animalic notes conjure up images of castles but in modern day, surreal terms. Herbal accords bring in a touch of witchcraft and some flowers are thrown in to make the whole concoction a trip.

Thumbs up for a crazy frag. I would never wear this outside.

Spicy amber and aromatic sandalwood... hey wait, I know this frag! This smells a heck of a lot like Egoiste. It's subtler and develops into a vanilla amber towards the end but the opening and heart feels just like Egoiste. Sometimes "clones" are good.

Fresh florals. Rose and neroli mingle with a musk note to make the whole thing a touch too sweet. Later turns soapy and slightly unpleasant. Average fragrance.

A fresh, green aquatic that's got a touch of liquid hand soap scent to it (chamomile). After the top notes fade, a wonderful floral aquatic opens up with a base of sandalwood and musk. Clean and elegant.

Thick, animalic civet and oakmoss. A real stinker for those guys that like stinkers.

Everyone must know that cologne means citrus and some kind of lavender. Fresh and open, Citrico is a good study in synthetic colognes. Very pleasant and a good offering, it can get a bit too much at times but on the plus side it fades away quickly. Weird? Yeah. Good pick me up for summer.

Being an EdC, I gave this due justice. 1869 smells very, very similar to the pimento Gucci pour Homme II and sweeter than Jil Sander for Men. A very nice accord in both of those scents and 1869 does it just as well. Nice, subtle and good.

Big let down or are people expectations too high for a $28 fragrance? Geez. Nice woodiness with light spices and musks. It's very light on the skin. In fact, I can barely smell it on myself after application. however, everyone else around me can and that's important as much as anything. If I didn't have so many bottles I'd get this. Speaking of bottles, this one looks neat.

What I find amazing about this scent is that amongst all those $100-$200 bottles of "niche" fragrances, this and Burberry London are the two top compliment-getters I've tried so far.

Amber and sandalwood? Yeah, I think that sums it up nicely.

Creamy amber woods and soapy oakmoss, Tamerisk is an elegant fragrance and it's also purple!

Interesting fragrance. Dark green but not forest green notes mix with citrus and lavender. It hints at being a fougere and a chypre at the same time while being its own identity though \I'd tuck this under an aromatic fougere. I like.

Reviewing the re-issue. Pretty good leather. I smell more minty citrus than leather. A nice modified leather chypre with a heavier patchouli note than usual. If it didn't have the name Guerlain, I'd swear it was any other un-of-the-mill leather chypre from the 80's.

Light and clean green sporty scent that somewhat reminds me of ck One. Nice and easy scent.

On first application, the smell of alcohol is there, making this smell like it's going to be a boozy scent. Sometimes first impressions can be deceiving. It turns into a light, well constructed citrus and oakmoss chypre with a touch of lavender and orange blossom and possible neroli. Nice and not too potent as most from the 70's and 80's.

All the notes read as if I would like this as I did Coco Mademoiselle but nope, it's smells like a regular ol' fresh patchouli and musk that's found in a number of mens fragrances. It's well composed but it fails at being anything interesting. I'd say it's a safe scent.

A fresh lavender that is pleasing and not harsh and not bolstered by a vanilla note. Sage and rosemary is used instead to give it a more herbal scent and is soothed with a divine bergamot/citrus accord making this a rather lovely and linear lavender cologne. Darned good lavender.

A citrus vetiver that, for what it's worth, is a slightly cheaper alternative to Guerlain's Vetiver. Just spend a few more bucks for Guerlain's.

Smoky, incensed and slightly sweet cedarwoods. Hmm... smells like someone's burning a bottle of Declaration and 2 MAN! Towards the end, it ends up smelling like ash but not like cigarette ash. I like the smell as it's truly unique but I'd never wear it daily, but highly formal times when you want to impress people up close as the sillage and longevity is lacking.

Earthy/herbal mint with a thin layer of citrused pine woods.

Meh, nothing great. Sandalwood is good woods and citrus with oakmoss. Good scent.

If you didn't already have a moustache before smelling this, you'll get one.

I can't say anything better about this fragrance than what has been said. Eau Sauvage with fruit. Eau Sauvage is a brilliant animalic citrus masculine from the late sixties and a few years later Dior decides to give it to the women with a drop of peach juice in it.

Citrus leather, light animalic notes and a beutiful oakmoss base... hey this is just a darn good leather chypre!

Nice sporty aquatic along the same lines as Bulgari Aqua Marine with a clean synthetic soapy touch of Azzaro Chrome.

A woody incense, Olibanum is a dry sandalwood with a touch of flowers to lighten up the wall of darkness it gives off. Incense and some myrrh is predominant throughout giving this an liturgical feel but incense and myrrh isn't as smoky as it is in perfume forum like in burned form. Heady and stolid, it's a fragrance for an introvert.

Simple but domineering fruity scent. Smells of bitter apples and sour oranges. A little more sticky and thick than I'd like. Spices in the forefront tones done the fruitiness. Nothing exciting and almost too much at the same time.

Eh, it's ok. It definitely does not hide the fact that it's a floral citrus cologne. A touch of leather in this makes a very interesting but blase accord. Not very long lasting but it was nice while it lasted.

Man I love this! After smelling this I need to test out the entire PG line.

To me this smells somewhat... salty? Like a lemon with salt and tea leaves on it but the lemon is just there for decoration. Oh and the whole thing was on fire and now is smoldering with smoke. And the projection is amazing due to its smoky nature. Fantastic on me I love it!

The best citrus and vetiver ever made (and I've so far smelled). If the tobacco note in Guerlain Vetiver is offputting, look no further and R&G's version, miles better. The haunting vetiver drydown is fleeting albiet a good one. Unfortunately lacks strength in EdC form but wonderful none the less. Get a bottle, get a small atomizer and refresh yourself all day. So good!

Very spicy and tropical woody on top and a fizzy yet subdued citrus in the bottom coupled with vetiver. Hmm, sounds like a conglomerate of Tommy Bahama and L'eau d'Issey! Hmmm, yes yes, that's what this is! A mix of those two and make it subtle but just enough presence to give off your scent. Good but nothing to rave about.

The clove is clearly stated here and is quite sickening. A puffy spicy fragrance that takes some getting used to. Way too over the top for me.

Florals and grapefruit? Wow, this is uplifting. I wear this all the time in the summer if I didn't like ck One Summer so much.

Ginger and cinnamon that creates an illusion to anise. Neat. Slightly minty, too. I smell the same cedarwoods that Declaration has and if Roadster is minty, I wou;dn't be surprised if it's similar to Must Essence.

Aquatic? Maybe. Bazar starts off a little bitter and a little watery and a little spicy. All together... steamy. Like Essenza di Zegna's woody steam, Bazar gives off an airy watery feel but a little fruity. Very fresh.

I can't find any information on "Ella Mikao Design". I assume that the person is Japanese from the name and the name of the fragrance which means "friend". This smells spacey and flowery woods and I first thought it was part of the Comme des Garcons line. It would fit there nicely. Strange and weird stuff in a purple bottle.

Spicy, herbal lemon. The citrus goes throughout the drydown and fades into the base which is woods and vetiver, but a citrus/tobacco vetiver like Guerlain's. Though it doesn't really smell like vetiver.

Green oakmossy scent with a spicy top. A little bitter. A watery version of any powerhouse 80's fougere.

Sweet, woody floral. Middle a little like YSL L'Homme. Nothing much else to report here.

Strange woody floral but in a good way. Comes off as a conglomerate of citrus, woods/herbal spices and gardenia. Very creamy and smooth and warms you up. I think the name is offputting for some.

These notes don't lie, however they also don't like me and I don't like them. The top note of apple makes this smell like watered down apple juice. No sweetness. A middle of spices and a funky weird powdery floral (assuming it's the musk and lilac combination) near the end before it poofs out of existence in 2 hours.

Damn I love the tonka bean in this. The entire frgrance is slightly spicy, slight sweet with a nutty bitterness to it that lingers for hours. One of the few "black" named fragrances that comes close to its moniker. Rather interesting graphic on the bottle.

Notes of light citrus and a light musky base. A cooling top note of cucumber gives this a wonderful chill to it which makes it great for the summer. Nothing special, though.

Mild spices hord’oeuvres. The cumin really puts this off a bit. Smells almost like a fourgere but leaning towards an oriental with a skeletal structure of amber and woods but there's a floral in there. Now that I think about it, it's more like a haphazardly planted botanical garden.

I put this on and didn't even look at the label. I first thought, "huh, what a nice aquatic". I can smell sage and... hey wait where'd it go? Oh there it is, citrus and aromatics... and aw it ran away again. Come back you!

Fairly straightforward and good for Guerlain collectors of those that like a bit of green in their cologne style fragrances. Doesn't last at all on me.

I smell the almonds. A nutty, boozy accord that feels like an acquatic (without the saltiness). A fresh good feeling from this scent.

Fougere, definitely a fougere. Reminded me more of Platinum Egoiste or Avatar at first. It's not as mossy as Drakkar Noir but it's still clean and soapy. Well, not soapy as in handwashing soap, soap, more like squeaky clean soap. I dunno. Just reminds me of a shower gel.

This screams at you first in a bright green and citrus voice. Then it mumbles in a weird tone of green floral aldehydes. Actually, very cooling on the skin. Warning, this stuff stains a bit since it's so thick.

Rather subtle so it's perfect office wear. Vanilla, florals and a bit of woods. A skin scent for you to enjoy as the sillage is fairly low.

I'm going to have to accept the facts that acceptfacts is right. Grapefruit at first... for like a second but goes right into an overwhelming soapy, clean fragrance like 1881. Up close you can still smell grapefruit but the people around me smell soap. As a fragrance, yuck. As a bath soap, it would be delightful (and it is offered as one).

Fresh and clean. Being EdT strength, I thought I'd take a shot at wearing this myself. I would consider this unisex. Works very well. If you are familiar with Jack Black Signature Blue Mark, it smells incredibly similar to Omnia Crystalline. Heck, even Acqua di Gio smells similar, but Monia C isn't as cologny. Bulgari's tea note is still here but it's subtler like in Bulgari pH Extreme. Very, very nice.

I find this very similar to the new Emporio Armani Diamonds for Men. Has a fruity yet herbaceous woodiness accord. Not as much cedarwood as Diamonds. I find this a pleasant scent with good longevity and sillage. Funny name, probably inspired by a sex toy.

Gah, the anise is a bit unnatural to me, almost... spacey and transdimensional. Maybe I'm used to heavier types of anise/licorice scents. Thankfully, it's rather tame, especially or a Lutens where everything else I've tried from them is heavy and syrupy. Overall, it's an oriental anisic woody fragrance. For a nice woody and sweet oriental fragrance from Lutens, I still prefer Cedre (which still ironically doesn't smell like cedar).

Ever smell the room after a champagne party? You know those times where you just shake up bottles of champagne and spray it everywhere? It smells horrid, musty and of rot. The aldehyde in this capture that effect.

Very similar to a lot of other colognes I've smelled, namely Calvin Klein Man but it's a little stronger and spicier. Nice casual wear.

The king of 80's powerhouses? I smell pretty much all the other stuff from the 80's in the this and yet I see that this was possibly realeased first and carried on a tradition of cloning. Dark, earthy, leathery, mossy, heady, sandalwoody... they all mix, well, great together. The sandalwood really shines on my skin and gives way to a leathery moss drydown. For those who enjoy: Pancaldi, Carlo Corinto, Bijan Men, Coveri, Maxims, Krizia Uomo, Armani pour Homme, Aramis, Sung Homme, etc.

Interesting aquatic that doesn't smell too fresh, more like stale lakeside air on a shore filled with a million rotted, then washed banana peels. A rather interesting and at times demanding scent to say the least.

Cheap, aromatic fougere like Coty's Avatar. Typical musky drydown. Not much to it.

Green citrus musk. The scent itself is rather fleeting but itsn't terrible. I see this go for liek four bucks sometimes so just get it for someone you know that needs to smell better without spending a fortune.

Non-descript citrus and musk "sporty" thing. Not high quality but not total junk. Smells perfectly fine but can get a bit ugly at times. Wear in hot weather to enjoy.

Anise, vetiver and musk. The sweetness comes from the musk I smell and the herbal and licorice note comes from a combination of vetiver and anise. Didn't seem to last long on me but it was wonderful.

Green citrus, not bitter like oranges and not tart like lemons but the unique scent of tangerines (like the bottle says!). Very linear but uplifting and straightforward. Lasts long enough and is what I wanted Hermes Eau d'Orange Vert to be.

Interesting take on the normal lemon and lavender eau de cologne formula adding in a drop of Jicky and cumin into he mixture. I was hoping for a Eau d'Oragne Vert but "better" kind of thing but it's not what you'd expect. I go back and forth between thinking it stinks and smells like sweat to this is a wonderful animalic cologne.

Calm citrusy florals and figs with an impression of the sea. The fig gives off an illusion of booziness like in Paul Smith London and really green. I really like this and really it's just a nice scent to wear during the day.

I could not resist getting this classic. I purchased a mini of the parfum after watching the Chanel bio-pic that was on a few months ago. I've always been drawn to Chanel's philsophy "simplicity is elegance". No. 5 does just that. A simple and elegant baby powder floral. I actually wore this on my skin, dry men's skin, and it smells wonderful. Some would say "old lady" just because now the elderly wear it because they wore it when they were teenagers! Teenagers now can wear it but I suppose they are too used to dousing themselves in perfume to understand only a dab of No. 5 is all you need. If you smell it directly from the bottle or from the atomizer on a sprayer, you do not get anything as remarkable as you would on skin.

Beautiful and timeless.

A woody floral that's really, really good. I like the tuberose-like accord that's possibly the combination of several fruit notes. A rich, warm, musky drydown. Men, wear this with confidence.

Perfumed peaches. Filled with aldehydes, this is well made and doesn't fail to please. It's like Chanel no. 5 for kids... just kidding ;)

Animalic dry patchouli and a bit of a hay-like note that I think is supposed to be vetiver. What's really nice about this is that it's not over the top like the patchouli in A*Men or others and not too minute as if it's never there. Still, one wonders why every perfumer does a patchouli. Probably it's because people like me like patchouli when it doesn't smell like their old college dormitory at 2am on Thursday night.

A pleasant fresh floral to brighten the mood on a cool, crisp spring day. A bit woody and powdery.

I really have to lay this on thick to get anything from it. Smells like a dirty sandalwood and lemon cologne. Not bad. I've read other reviews and comments about Gravel that either the reviewer's grandfather or father wore Gravel and have had good memories of that cologne.

Vetiver, amber and some spice. Maybe it's more pine from the combination of amber and spices? Sweet spices maybe... Pretty good.

Looks like a love it or hate it fragrance. I hate it. It's a real stinker. Comes off overly boozy, leathery and spicy/herbal. It's so potent that it gets to the point of smothering you into oblivion. This is a fragrance that ends up wearing you.

Polished raspberries. Not sweet. Not tart. Just a berry smell. Like candy. Like those Creamsavers candies.

Reminds me of Serge Lutens' Chypre Rouge even though this is an oriental. Strong, powdery, sweet and over the top. A classic? Maybe but from my perspective as a young adult, this is old and smells like the weird uncle most families have. I can see the appeal but it's definitely not me.

Patchouli and leather floral chypre. Touches of cinnamon and another spice with oakmoss in the base. Woody notes like to dance around in the middle. Not a bad scent at all.

No way. Smells like a lesser version of Armani Code which doesn't make it inherently bad. A musky vanilla... smells OK. Doesn't project a lot.

A less than average modified chypre with leather and oakmoss in the drydown, florals in the heart and a top note of watery freshness in the opening. You can pick this up for cheap and be confident about your pruchase. WHile nothing truly amazing, it's a good scent to lounge around in. Not sure what Ralph Lauren had in mind with the name and packing in conjunction with the scent.

Traveling Air Mare to foetidus' beach we arrive on the moon Titan circling around the gaseous giant Saturn. Mare smells ethereal, airy and clean and one heck of an oddball aquatic since it's more green, like seaweed, than blue like fresh scents. Cuts to a floral in the heart and fades.

Davidoff Relax, you are an odd creature. I find you comforting yet I cannot take you outside. You are a loud, obnoxious fougere. When you are around you have to tell everyone around you who you are. You are relentless and obscene and you smell like you've been drinking. Relax, big guy and douse yourself with some mint to cool your nerves. Ahhh no not with a mohjito... ah well.

Stinky! But in a good way. First sniff I recognized it as yet another 80's powerhouse. Fun fact: it's not, it fools you. It's still citrusy, mossy and a little dirty but it's quiet about it. Quiet for an 80's scent that is. Very nice but I still wwould have to go with Paco Rabanne pH or Bijan because they have a woodiness to them I like. Phileas has more of a vegetal/herbal tone to it and would be good to wear in the fall and spring or on cooler summer nights.

Cloves are a favorite smell for me from clove cigarettes I used to smoke in college. Milk of Flowers is a little odd in that it's waaaay too much clove, cinnamon and nutmeg. THere's also a creamy/milky amber base. It's like a Christmas pie in your Fruit Loops.

Spicy oakmoss. This opens with an unmistakable cumin and citrus accord (a dirty, musky, peppery and spicy note) and dries down into the soap-like note of oakmoss. For distinguished gentlemen.

I smell an orange citrus and amber based cologne like a cross between SIlver Shadow, Halston Z and Allure Homme. Not much going on, really.

Minty pine like Polo. It wears like Cool Water (doesn't smell like it) with more refined notes and pine added. It's not that simple, though. A refreshjing lemon accord interplays with the pine giving an elegant cooling effect of a forest. Sehr wunderbar!

Musty tobacco. Tobacco that's burly, even intimidating. Very heavy and off-putting if you don't know what to expect! Like Yatagan or Kouros, you need to know what you're sniffing before passing judgment. My judgment is this: old, musty and a little over the top. I'm afraid I do not like this. Perhaps I'm too immature or perhaps my nose just smells something completely different. I can appreciate the following of this scent. Manys positives here and elsewhere. The scent, on me, doesn't work. On the card, it smells fine and even from a distance it's good. Not on me.

Good for summer. Opening citrus is a little sweet with the lime note. Rest is the same as Vetiver just doesn't last as long.

Hmmm, should be called Everything Else But the Vetiver Extreme. TO me, the vetiver notes in the original is exactly the same here. Everything else, the slightly sweet base and the opening dull citrus notes are intensified. Maybe that's what happens when you make vetiver more extreme? You know what? I really dislike all these "extreme" versions. If Davidoff goes bonkers and makes Cool Water Extreme, I'll laugh.

Sweet, smokey leather. Very subtle on my skin and great for a rainy cold day. A little warming and comfortable to wear. While not absolutely fantastic, it's just an all around pleasant scent but nothing outlandish. At the current price and exchange rate, $65 for a 50ml bottle isn't too bad.

Smells like smoked BBQ chicken. It comes off as really salty and nasty on my skin.

Soapy iris. I'm on the fence with this. I love, love LOVE the iris note in this. Much better than Dior Homme which I found way too powdery and heavy. Here, at the heart, it becomes an elegant beast. However, Prada puts the same sharp and soapy accord that's found in Prada Amber pour Homme. It turns me off just enought to not like the rest of the scent. Lasts all day and sillage is reasonable.

Shiny and sparkly orange peel and citrus. This fizzy lemonade gets a bit on my nerves because I feel as if it's trying to be an eau de cologne but pokes in areas that isn't edc territory. Beautiful construction but it lacks details on the inside.

Heavy dry sweet (amber) oriental patchouli. This is animalic and dirty. This beautiful scent needs to be worn with confidence and charisma. Two things I lack but I can appreciate the fact that others are and can enjoy this scent to the fullest.

With a name like Sexual, I expected a musky scent. Yup, it's a musk scent. It's very simple.

Gragh. A spicy dry woody sandalwood scent... Davidoff Adventure did the same thing! Tam Dao adds a touch of a boozy note, probably some kind of vanilla. It's an 'eh' from me.

I find that you need to spray this which reminds me a lot of B*Men; if you spray it too close to the skin, it smells of burnt rubber and caramel. The sandalwood remains un"damaged" but still smells great even after a close spray. Beautiful sandawood and patchouli fragrance by the way but my skin just doesn't seem to like it. Turns a bit sour (not burnt rubber). Lasts a little over 3 hours for me. Overall, not bad, smooth and hit-or-miss on my skin.

A leathery chypre that's well blended. The scent seems to appear all at once like Bulgari Black. The leather is a dominant player here and it's not a dirty leather nor a sexy leather, just a fine rich leather that teeters on herbs on florals. Good longevity on me.

A fresh violet scent much like Dunhill Fresh with a bit of a sandalwood top note.

Nasamotto doesn't want their notes disclosed on their scents and with good reason. My experience with this is a lovely powdery violet/green incense that's great for wearing to bed. Soothing and calming for me. I like.

A beautiful yet semi-generic EdC with huge citrus and an almost minty-herbal quality to it. Longevity isn't all that good on me. But like the other GUerlain scents that haven't lasted long on me, it's a beautiful scent.

Resinous incense with fuzzy green notes. The green notes seem to be combined with the resinous notes. Overall, a puff of the church and a swig of the outdoors. A very mature scent and not for the light-hearted.

Citrus and leather chypre and there's no doubt about it. It's not a powerhouse in my opinion. In fact, it's fantastic and still in the style of those 80's powerhouse. Love the sandalwood drydown and the herbal middile but is very short. Very nice though.

Eau du Coq is a very cheery, open citrus with a green heart and a sweet low note. Only lasts 30 minutes on me. I'm not kidding. I tried it twice and no dice on longevity scent is completely gone, must be my dry skin. Those 30 minutes were beautiful.

While surprising (because of the name attached), this really isn't special. Though, it's got nice touches to it. If you've ever tried Diesel Zero Plus, the texture is similar. Opening is a huge cumin note that's really a turn off. A smooth yet synthetic leather after you let it settle. Lasts a good while.

Fresh yet sweet, odd little combination that I find perfect for fall weather. A touch of fruits in it. Perhaps it's comparable to Animale or Xeryus Rouge in its muskiness but Tous Man has a fruit note that's also a little powdery. While not special amongst all the other fresh, clean scents, alone and without needing to compare it to anything else, this is very nice.

Reminds me of the new Davidoff Adventure. It's a fresh spicy wood but more velvety/suede smooth texture. Good sillage. I was expecting a lot worse than this. Very decent.

Musk, woods and amber. It almost, barely almost reminds me of Kouros... has that honeyed note to it that mimics civet. Not bad.

Spicy and resinous, a clashing combination that is a tad stomach turning. Not particularly enamoring or nice.

Clean and fresh citrus scent good for summer.

While I find this rich and full of resinous sweetness, I also find this rather bland. It's all basenotes. Not as complex as you'd think though I do love the hint of woods in this. The woods round out the overall experience into a warm scent great for cool days. Stays very close to the skin and has good longevity. I'm not one to plunk cash down for this.

Orange musk. Not bad for a mall shop scent. Sillage is close and the staying power is low but is an okay scent.

Good lord yes, this is so similar to Blu Notte pour Homme. It's more citrusy than it but it's definitely the same texture. That smooth yet dark velvety texture. Too bad the fabric is thin and wears down fast but it's not as yucky as Notte's airiness. Very linear scent with slight deviations from the citrus to musk drydown.

It's nothing like the other Ungaro scents at all. It's a fresh green fruity scent with a semi-sweet woody base. Cheap and fine.

Sweet floral which smells a bit fresh that seems to not have aged very well. Its advertising is for young people butI cannot see 20-minus year olds wearing this. But if they like it, go for it. Too muhc lily and some faux-gardenia. On the plus side, it seems soft enough to get someone for a gift.

Very sharp and abrasive vetiver cedarwood. It's longevity on me is outstanding, and smells OK but it feels very harsh on my skin. Imagine Prada Amber pour Homme's soapiness mixed with Tumulte pour Homme's cedar, cedar and more cedar accords.

Seems light for a sandalwood fragrance but that doesn't make it bad. I like it a lot. It's subtle on me and it takes a while to get accustomed to. I smelled absolutely nothing at first spritz (well, 12 spritzes haha) but as your body heat interacts with it, the scent comes in at full force and turns around and fades away. A perfect scent for a perfect day.

A huge nutty vanilla accord, this stuff is unmistakably a gourmand. What's odd about this is near the end it becomes watery, almost a dirty floral that's very earthy while retaining its gourmand flavor. This has projection but limited longevity.

Terre de Bois is an unusual creature for me. It's floral yet earthy yet woody yet cologny... I fully smell the florals on top. As it develops, I get the woods but it's really fleeting. It's not as powerful to my nose as I thought. As it develops, it becomes a floral vetiver and then a woody vetiver. Too bad it came and went too fast.

In a blind test, the first thing I thought was "this smells like the middle of Cool Water". The vetiver is toned down in this by the GIT/Cool Water accords and it's not as grassy as other vetivers I've tried. It's not as citrus as Guerlain's or as angular as Malle's, it's just there. A fresh vetiver, I'd say. I already have Mugler Cologne for a "fresh vetiver" (which smells steamy). Anyways, not a bad scent.

Smells "cologney" at first but it blossoms into a wonderful light and minty lavender and a classy clean smell of fern and moss. Very strong though lasts about 5 hours. Good stuff.

Damn this stuff surprised me. It's a lighter, more citrusy version of Allure Homme. Still has the peppery accords and minus the heavy amber/tonka bean base. Great for warmer weather with Allure Homme is way too much in. It just feels fresher in my opinion. Reminded me of the freshness from Dunhill Fresh of all things.

Powdery herbal lavender with a touch of citrus. A gentleman's cologne.

Animalic sandalwood. The top notes of tobacco smell like tea and civet but dries down into an abrasive floral sandalwood.

Ooo, spicy woods and fruity pine. Almost like a minty Polo green. Very classy!

Perry Ellis' line of fragrances has a knack for smelling like other, already well-established fragrances... but making them a little different that they're their own entity. i.e. 360 Red = Acqua di Gio, 360 White = Le Male, Perry m = Allure Homme...

Perry Man, I think, smells a