PedroCabral

Is the perfume simple? Yes, but that's not a negative thing, it just means it's a common one. It is aquatic with aromatic, brackish, ozonic and functional characteristics.

The opening reminds common deodorants as if it were the smell of things that we feel in our day to day. The perfume is initially a somewhat spicy mix, with the presence of coriander and cardamom.

The transition to drying gradually incorporates rhubarb with lily of the valley and a slightly spongy oak moss. Added to this is a good dose of ambroxan, which is popular with the general public. Drying has an herbal aromatic freshness that reminds me of Cipresso di Toscana.

In my opinion the fragrance is a very trivial aromatic with a smell that reminds me of deodorants and washing powder. It's not exactly an unpleasant aroma, but with this proposal there are many perfumes that do the trick at a much lower cost. If you ask me what perfume it looks like I would say it resembles: Legend and Percival.

Due to its more relaxed vibe, I think it is a fragrance for hot climates (spring/summer). I find it ideal to be used in everyday life with casual clothes. The fixation on my skin lasts around 8 hours and the projection is average. The scent is light, soft, fresh, luminous, masculine, casual, youthful and ordinary.

Anyone who likes the idea of lemon trees touching the skin should hurry up to discover this fragrance, even if they might think it's just another citrus fruit on the market.

It was love at first sniff, with the super natural touch known from Jo Malone fragrances.

Lemon, orange, basil and vetiver are very natural and noticeable throughout its life. At the top it is super vibrant due to the citruses, and at the end it is more sober with the vetiver (but always bright).

Jo Malone manages to do everything with little and that's what I call chic minimalism!

It does not draw much attention, because although it lasts well on the skin, it has little projection. But being a fresh and natural perfume, we couldn't expect anything else (very English style).

A little powdery, a little soapy, it has the feel of a perfume from the 80s and 90s, but in a contemporary, less potent way.

It is not extremely sweet, it does not resemble a natural garden with leaves and flowers, nor a fruit salad. I thought it was really wild, it goes well at different temperatures (and it gets prettier in the heat!), at all times, it has a certain formality without being too dry, it appears without being fussy and it has a sweetness to maintain the delicacy.

Perfume has no age, but because it reminds me of perfumes from when I was a child, it seems to me a more adult, formal perfume (not specifically for older people). But it's so tasty, so elegant, so comfortable and so versatile that I think it's worth at least testing it carefully.

The lasting is good, but the sillage is very discreet. Do I advise the purchase? If you think about the price, definitely not! But, for peach lovers with a floral touch (all this without being cloying), who don't look at the price, it can be a good option. It should be noted that it can look a little feminine, even though it is considered unisex.

I bought it blindly, I didn't worry too much because it has a price that I consider affordable. Since I had already bought the male version (and I liked it, despite the poor performance), I decided to take a chance. As soon as I sprayed it on I was very surprised because I was expecting a female version of Aventus for a Him, which on my skin is super fresh and elegant.

What I found here was a fruity opening full of musk and sandalwood. I confess that, initially, I didn't like it, but, of course, I insisted. Now, after insisting several times, I got used to it. But in a good way, because today I consider this version to be stronger than the male one. It's not as versatile, but it has more presence, it doesn't have such a worn-out image. The fruity scent with an earthy, leathery feel, it's wonderful (and no, I don't think it's uniquely feminine).

A perfume that definitely does not match hot weather, perhaps more suitable for mild and/or cold weather.

Good projection of 3 hours, with an approximate duration of 7 hours on my skin. But two sprays on the collar and it wears on all day easily.

Sometimes we are surprised by something because of its innovation, but that's not what we're talking about here (also because it's very close to Tygar). Théoreme is a very easy aroma to please, that's a fact! But what surprised me here was something else: the fact that it is an extremely pleasant aroma.

The fragrance is amber with a citric, sweet and spicy character. The opening is effervescent with the freshness of grapefruit citrus along with the spiciness of ginger (?). With something that reminds me of a citrus soda. A contrast between the citrus accord of fresh grapefruit and the ambery ambroxan.

The perfume surprises right from the start, with a very pungent opening. The drydown looks great with a big dose of a woody, musky ambroxan. The ambroxan molecule has been a leading edge note in perfumery used to highlight musky and woody undertones in fragrances.

The main notes of the fragrance are: essence of grapefruit, ambrox and ginger. It is an ambery, velvety and delicate citric perfume. A perfume with good versatility in terms of climate, but in terms of occasions, I think it's more suitable for more sophisticated situations or even for evening outings in the summer. The performance is excellent, so if we consider the price and compare it with Tygar... The perfume is sweet, light, soft, warm, luminous, unisex, refined, sensual, ordinary and modern.