Eau de Scented Candle. Pretty, but not for me. All of the notes listed are present and complementary. Friendly scent, friendly price tag.+3

A lower concentration, keeping the signature almond note, but introducing more citrus, namely the fantastic grapefruit. A summer delight!+2

Surprisingly the Cuba Shadow scent is similar to Bleu de Chanel. It's a linear fragrance but for € 6 you receive more than what you pay for.+2

Not so lite, it's an edp so go easy on first try. Pepper and black tea notes dominate, quality stuff and a year round frag, not a wallflower+2

Dry, creamy sandalwood on an animalic leather base. Not quite Le Labo Santal 33, but not far off. A must have given the price.+2

A soft night perfume which could be worn by day too in fall-winter. Powdery and very feminin at a very affordable price.I love it!+2

Bright and fruity, pleasantly intoxicating, as bright as a movie star.Average sillage. I like it!+2

Ethereal, meditative mate, rice and dry grass. Would be an instant purchase if it weren't completely hamstrung by abysmal sillage.+2

Very green to begin with but after that it's a blend of light musk and white flowers. Generically pleasant but nothing more.+2

Dry smoky woods wrapped in a sharply green clary sage. In the same vein as FM French Lover but a bit rougher around the edges. Decent.+2

Woody, not oudy. Smells great, wears very easily but I don't get much oud in there. More like dry cedarwood scent than a oud scent+2

Too aromatic for me. Still a nice scent and classy for a mature guy.+2

Absolute joke of a scent. Exactly the same smell as Individuel which I don't love very much and costs 1/10 of price...+2

"Something in the way she moves..." : these words resounded in my head smelling this warm and classy fragrance so rich and refined. Lovely+2

A simply gorgeous & warming amber scent, it's another classy, under the radar Azzaro release. A modern yet ultimately timeless fragrance.+1

There is so much cotton musk at start, that I didn't wait drydown . How it is connected with Rajasthan remains a mystery to me.+1

A big whack of oud and patchouli gives this a medicinal quality straight up. This softens into a light musky base. Quite pleasant.+1

Caramelised woods, amber and giant immortelle. Unisex. Add leather and booze and you get Histoires de Parfums' slightly more masculine 1740.+1

Monotonous, nuclear white floral. So strong it caused odour fatigue and "disappeared" completely! Pass.+1

A languid and mysterious fragrance. I can hear the ambergris, even though it's not in the pyramid.+1

A straight up old school fougère. Quite refined and atypical of Bond No. 9. Bright citrus with some green spice on musky oakmoss. Decent.+1

I get a powdery sweet amber accord with an underlying essence of wood. Kind of like an inexpensive nod to YSL l'Homme Intense for cool days+1

Deep, well balanced between flowery and Woody notes, involving and perfect by night or in the colder season. At a nice price.Recommended+1

a spring-summer scent where the main notes are fruity-floral. I didn't snell the sandalwood base. Pleasant as everyday scent.Low price+1

A flowery springtime-summer scent quite evanescent and inoffensive. Wearable every day at the office+1