Jamie2896

Amyris Homme, a classic MFK fragrance and the scent that has hooked me the most from MFK. It's so incredibly simple in your DNA and at the same time makes a quality impression - not a lot of frills - just smell good. That said, I personally got a very slight and nostalgic drugstore vibe when I first smelled the scent. But, before I get stoned, let me briefly describe and explain.

The scent
Fresh, classy, soft and slightly fruity. I know a single reference fragrance that reminds me personally strongly of this - and that is Lamborghini - Intenso. Previously at Rossmann my absolute favorite. However, since I haven't smelled this one in a long time, I don't know if you can detect any similarities these days (does it even exist anymore?). However, when I first sprayed it on, I immediately thought of Intenso. Am I really the only one who associates Amyris Homme with this fragrance? However - Amyris reaches nobler and higher quality.

Durability/Sillage
For a fresh fragrance totally fine! Good 6-7 hours it lasts with me and projects just right - not really room-filling, but also not too weak, so that you are definitely perceived as a good smelling person when shopping.

Wearability
Amyris can be worn anywhere, anytime. The only exception would be for me the club or disco or similar venues, as he would tend to go down there because of this soft / smoothness and not bitter freshness. Target audience would be broad here, you can wear it as a teen, but also as a man over 30. If you still had a sweet / heavy fragrance as a supplement, you would need in life only 2 fragrances - and Amyris would be one of the two.

Conclusion:
Amyris Homme is a fresh, noble and slightly sweet fragrance that can actually be worn anywhere during the day. One does not polarize, does not tick off, but one is definitely noticed. Again, I would say that it's very hard not to like it and should any woman be reading this and not have a gift idea for your man yet, this fragrance would definitely be an option if you're willing to spend the money on it. Same goes for best mate etc of course. :)

If I had to describe this fragrance in 3-4 words, they would be - fresh elegant everyday fragrance.

Chief should be here compared to the other fragrances of LV the right term. He is in the conversation, is pushed by Infuencern and can also really what. But is what he can, also really good?..

The fragrance:
My very first impression: Oh no, the has again this penetrating insulin note ala Black Tie of Fragance One.... Och man...
The weakens over time, however, quite well, so that he comes for me then but very harmonious. Woody, somewhat leathery (although apparently none is inside) Oud fragrance, where you can guess the raspberry still something, if you are creative. If I had to compare it, it would be a mix of Oud Wood and Tuscan Leather. Room filling and slightly polarizing. I like it!

Durability:
Do you know Interlude Men by Amouage? Then you have 'ne good idea of the durability. Even after washing, I could still perceive the scent on the T-shirt. In addition, it is very present and room-filling.

Wearability:
Phew, good question.. Evenings in winter outside, or at Event's, where a suit is mandatory. Casual is unfortunately different. I wear him actually now and then times in everyday life, because I like to smell him one - objectively, however, this is rather a Ausgehduft.

Conclusion:
One will either love him or not love. A heavy, woody, leathery oud fragrance that generates attention directly and is difficult to ignore. One should definitely test him beforehand and try out in which situations he is really good to wear. It's relatively unique and interesting for me - let's see if I dare to try the bottle soon (my wallet hates this trick).

Armani's Acqua di Gio? I think everyone knows the well-known Armani evergreen. Fresh, clean, aquatic, masculine - that's how I think you can basically describe the scent. The AdG Profumo, however, feels like the big bad brother of the original.

The fragrance:
Who knows the original, knows this one too. Aquatic, fresh and masculine but with a certain depth, which probably result from the beigesetztem incense and patchouli. This makes the fragrance a little more masculine distinctive than the original. However, the basic DNA remains in the foreground, and that's good.

Durability / Sillage:
Some rate the durability with 9 or 10 points, I can actually not quite understand. He definitely keeps long, however, I have the feeling that he is almost completely gone on the skin after 5-6h. It's different in clothes, there I still smell it the next day. But, probably partly all a matter of batch. However, I am satisfied with the durability and projection.

Wearability:
All season, all occasion. You can wear it anytime, anywhere. Very suitable for a signature fragrance.

Flacon and packaging:
Packaging is fine - bottle for it very high quality and with magnetic cap ala Bleu de Chanel or Reflection Men, very cool!

Conclusion:
For me, the AdG Profumo is a very well done fragrance with a tendency to the signature fragrance. It is very hard not to like him, because he is on the one hand anyway already known and approved and on the other hand just smells good and lasts a long time. Who just wants to smell fresh and masculine and possibly pick up the one or other compliment, is very well served with the big dark brother of Evergeen Acqua di Gio

There are certainly also Ü30 Parfumos who like to wear this fragrance, but he fits very well in's spectrum of sweet fragrances, and yet he is not only sweet, but stands out again differently. And that's good.

The scent:
Hawas smells sweet AND fresh! You know that familiar bubblegum sweetness ala Invictus, which is well rounded with a good dose of freshness. If you imagined Invictus with a mix of AHSEE, I think you have a pretty good picture of this fragrance.

Since I never smelled Invictus Aqua 2016, I can't make the comparison here.

Durability and Sillage:
My batch is room filling and the longevity is brutal. It lasts 12h+ on me and usually through to the next day.

Wearability:
Rather in the evening. However, fits into any season. As a signature fragrance I find him a little too doll, sweet and slightly intrusive.

Conclusion:
Hawas is a sweet fragrance that tends to go in the direction of mainstream, but by the slight freshness stands out a bit and comes across a little "different". Due to the good durability, the frequent wearing options and the fair price, I can highly recommend the fragrance :)

Namely, already said in advance, it is in my opinion a fragrance willing to Philipp Pleins - No Limits - at least in the top note. Namely, I no longer know the entire scent of No Limits.

I actually like to watch the Jeremy and think a lot of his recommendations, as I think he has a clue about what he deals with - namely fragrances.

Black Tie does not reflect at all the frame by Jeremy brought this fragrance.

The fragrance:
It starts relatively fruity and very very very strong and also room filling. Actually really good.
But what then creeps in after a few minutes, is a very strong insulin smell. Anyone who has ever smelled insulin knows exactly what I mean.
You get a mixture of masculine scents mixed with insulin or half a slice of orange. I actually find it hard to compare this scent with everyday smells - I would say old workshop or something??...
In any case, I would definitely not associate it with a black tie event and never wear it there.

Wearability / occasion / season:
You should wear it more in the direction of winter and not necessarily if you are invited to 'nen sit-in, but rather outdoors.

Durability and sillage:
More does not go, period. Keeps up with fragrances like Interlude or Ombre Normade.

Packaging:
Rossmann Style, but that is unfortunately with each fragrance of Jeremy so. Influences but in no way my evaluation, because it is of course me about the fragrance and not the packaging.

Conclusion:
People who are looking for a very individual, strong, striking and intrusive fragrance, should test the times. You can certainly get used to it, but for me personally he was really a disappointment - and as I said - I'm more the "Jeremy fan" and think a lot of what he says about fragrances. Therefore, very sad, but the next one is coming for sure.