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A great fragrance that I don't wear very often so as not to get used to it too much, neither myself nor others. Whenever I apply it, a feeling of elegance and exquisite flows through me, which I hardly perceive in any other fragrance in this way. I think the combination of Iris and Neroli is so well balanced here that my nose is always enthusiastic and torn down. You feel clean, fresh and very fragrant. I would classify him in the category unisex and really suitable for both sexes equally. Powdery yes, but very well dosed, not intrusive and exactly at the point.

It is also very special, apart from the different flankers of this series. The original remains the original, and it is not so easy to knock it off the throne. For me, a Headturner you don't necessarily smell at every corner. I also think the Intense version is great, but it lacks the freshness and lightness of the original, which I appreciate so much.

The sillage or projection is rather mediocre. You have to get a bit closer to the person to perceive him, but that doesn't always have to be bad ;-). It looks similar, and that in this case unfortunately, with the durability - I would like him to accompany me a little longer through the day. But from the fragrance point of view for me the absolute hammer with the highest note. A little stronger Sillage and durability would be a wish - perhaps there comes something from Prada...

I put Carlisle on for a Christmas party and was thrilled from the first moment. He accompanied me all evening and beyond...

As for the fragrance itself, all I can say is that it's perfect for me. A great combination of Tom Ford Noir Extreme, Parfums de Marly Habdan, Oajan and Herod. Herod is also one of my favourite fragrances. In Carlisle all of them are fantastically coordinated and brought to new splendour. Comparable to the Vienna Philharmonic, for example, an orchestra where each individual musician is a chorus, but overall a perfection.

Nothing here is too intrusive, dominant or disturbing. A delightful, pleasant Odeur surrounds the vehicle, and I really don't know anyone who didn't like it at me. On the contrary, one likes to be near a person wearing Carlisle because he is simply so pleasant and irresistible. Oajan alone is sometimes a bit too cinnamony for me, but Carlisle has taken just the right dose of Oajan, and that makes him so delicate. Herod makes him soft, sexy and manly. I find Tom Ford Noir Extreme with the Kulfi, cardamom and vanilla note very dominant in Carlisle.

The Sillage is not now that the whole room is filled with it, but in a pleasant bubble around you. When someone approaches you, he/she perceives the scent very well. Not obtrusive or penetrating, but just right with a feel-good factor. On the clothes the aroma keeps megalang and is not to be got away without washing, if one wants this at all. Even days after the Christmas party, the Sillage, which emanated from the sweater, was enough to enchant my immediate surroundings. Of course not as on the first day but at least. I would even say that Carlisle is one of the longest lasting fragrances I have experienced so far. I don't want to put the sweater in the washing machine ;-).

Here Rasasi has succeeded in making a great throw. It starts fruity, aggressive and immediately occupies the room with its aura. Tomato leaf as indicated I can not perceive here at all. Then it's more like the rose, but something fruity, and I suspect this comes from the freesias, which are described as flowery, woody with a subtle lemon note.

I should be able to smell this "lemon note" in the prelude, and that gives the whole thing some freshness, among other things. I also take a very slightly sweetish note, but that only comes to the fore later. It doesn't take long, and this fruity, fresh note transforms into the true face of Shuhrah, and he becomes smoky, sweet, woody and damn masculine. No trace of unisex, as I read in another review. For me this fragrance is purely masculine and with a power that lasts for a very long time.

The smoky becomes more and more dominant in the course of time and pushes everything else into the background. Over many hours it stays on a level and only fades very slowly. Really great performance and durability. I'd say 10 hours, easy. On the clothes of course a little longer. I would say that it will only become really close after about 8 hours - until then you can still see it beautifully in its immediate surroundings.

I immediately liked Shuhrah because it is not an everyday or usual scent. It's really something special, and it makes you stand out. You should be a little careful with the dosage, because it could quickly become too much. So slowly approach the "Wunschpower" :-).

In the beginning it is damn sweet, and you can clearly perceive the typical Fahrenheit note. This sweetness flies away after about half an hour and then flattens out quite a bit in the following hours. It then becomes much darker, more elegant and more masculine. The start is almost lovely, unisex. Thank God it doesn't stay that way. Later I notice more the leathery and vanilla. He then becomes even "darker", vanilliger, some leather there with the touch of Fahrenheit original.

But I think the perfume version of the Fahrenheit original is better, even if I don't find the perfume version bad, on the contrary. This one here is a little more reserved, deeper, more elegant, less prominent and sometimes more in the background.

The durability is unfortunately not as good as with the original. I wouldn't have thought so, but it's barely noticeable after 4-5 hours, I'd say. I could smell the original still in the evening well at the skin and still a few centimeters away. It lasts longer on the clothes, but that is the case with most fragrances, so it is not a great art.

I wore the Fahrenheit perfume in the office the other day, and it shouldn't have been particularly positive or extremely negative, which isn't necessarily bad. Maybe next time I will ask more specifically how he is perceived and report this here still..

Right at the start, rum and tuberose race head to head. A hammersill layer that lasts for about 2-3 hours. Then it gets weaker and closer to the skin, but still better than some or many other fragrances. Oriental, masculine, heavy, spicy and actually not sweet I would describe this fragrance. I would emphasize the rum as the dominant note, but it is never intrusive.

The scent is very noticeable and you should be careful with the dosage. Maybe apply only two or three sprays during the first "external test" to see how the scent develops on your own skin. As I said, it was quite violent for me in the first two to three hours, and I only had one sprayer on my forearm. After that the Sillage collapses a little and you have to get closer with your nose. However, I don't yet have the feeling that I will have to do more - the performance is still sufficient.

It is a really very pleasant, great fragrance, which is perhaps a little loud in the first minutes, but then it swings in nicely and remains for a few hours a quite conspicuous, unusual, oriental companion. You don't smell it very often, at least not here in Vienna, and that's exactly how it should be, something special :-). The ladies like him on the man - I could notice that too. I wouldn't necessarily wear it in the office because it's too unusual, but I'd rather wear it in the evening, on dates or events, etc..

By the way, the bottle is a Schas, as they say here in Vienna. You can lock the spray head by turning it 90°, but that's quite a problem with my specimen at least, and I thought I broke it. After turning back and forth a bit, it worked again, but the hook is still doing it. Well, I'd rather leave the locking mechanism, otherwise it'll be really broken soon. Cheap plastic and not worthy of the quality of the fragrance. This concerns only the upper part of the flacon, the rest is of course glass and ok. What might still bother me is the opacity of the bottle, where you can't see how much is still inside.