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Incense in a Bottle.
This smells like incense. If you are into incense like I am this is exceptional, and a must have.
In the opening you get some of the bergamot, and herbal qualities, but this quickly take a backseat to the intense incense notes. In the mid and the drydown the resins really shine along with the incense, smoke, and a subtle backbone of soft leather and oud.
The longevity and silage are very good. To me this is a all seasons scent. For around 30 bucks this is a no brainer.
In the opening you get some of the bergamot, and herbal qualities, but this quickly take a backseat to the intense incense notes. In the mid and the drydown the resins really shine along with the incense, smoke, and a subtle backbone of soft leather and oud.
The longevity and silage are very good. To me this is a all seasons scent. For around 30 bucks this is a no brainer.
Dirty Sophistication
Being a bit of a Sherlockian I love this scent. I think it does justice to the character and motifs of the stories.
The tobacco, pepper, moss, honey, and leather give this a sophisticated character that is dapper and manly. But there is the dirt, rose and bitter orange that give this a gritty mysterious depth that is wonderful.
I can see where this may be challenging for some, but it is right up my alley.
A great olfactive homage to the Sherlock Holmes Character, and stories.
The tobacco, pepper, moss, honey, and leather give this a sophisticated character that is dapper and manly. But there is the dirt, rose and bitter orange that give this a gritty mysterious depth that is wonderful.
I can see where this may be challenging for some, but it is right up my alley.
A great olfactive homage to the Sherlock Holmes Character, and stories.
Great Affordable Oud
Stirling hit a home run with Agar. This is a great affordable Oud. Rich pungent deep Oud that's plays with the cedar, accented wonderfully with some smokiness and shap spices. It's a simple formula with a complex character.
I don't usually comment on performance but I want to point out that this fragrance project well off the skin, not a room filler but maybe a couple of feet and leave a great scent trail. It does this for about 6 hours. It gets closer to the skin after that but does not become a skin scent til about 8 or 9 hours. Off my skin anyways. Great performance and longevity with out being beast mode.
Highly recommend.
I don't usually comment on performance but I want to point out that this fragrance project well off the skin, not a room filler but maybe a couple of feet and leave a great scent trail. It does this for about 6 hours. It gets closer to the skin after that but does not become a skin scent til about 8 or 9 hours. Off my skin anyways. Great performance and longevity with out being beast mode.
Highly recommend.
Another PAA Winner
I have to admit that I am not a big fan of fresh and clean fragrances. To be honest they bore me to death. Fresh and clean is usually a hard pass for me.
However I came across Garden of Bali almost by accident. I was ordering some of PAAs hand sanitizer and selected this scent by accident. After realizing what I did I had huge buyers remorse.....then I used it a got my nose to this gem for the first time. I am glad I did.
I fell in love with this scent and ordered the EDP.
Garden of Bali is with out a doubt a Fresh and Clean fragrance, but in the most interesting way. It starts out with notes of citrus, white flowers and salty oceanic vibe. As it dries down some marine notes come in along with some green notes. And rounded out by a subtle resinous note that give it some mystery and just a hint of sweetness. But the scent remains very fresh throughout.
This is a great option for lovers of fresh fragrances, and especially to those that typically do not go for fresh scents but would like one in there rotation for the summer months.
However I came across Garden of Bali almost by accident. I was ordering some of PAAs hand sanitizer and selected this scent by accident. After realizing what I did I had huge buyers remorse.....then I used it a got my nose to this gem for the first time. I am glad I did.
I fell in love with this scent and ordered the EDP.
Garden of Bali is with out a doubt a Fresh and Clean fragrance, but in the most interesting way. It starts out with notes of citrus, white flowers and salty oceanic vibe. As it dries down some marine notes come in along with some green notes. And rounded out by a subtle resinous note that give it some mystery and just a hint of sweetness. But the scent remains very fresh throughout.
This is a great option for lovers of fresh fragrances, and especially to those that typically do not go for fresh scents but would like one in there rotation for the summer months.
Another OMS winner!
Ruby is my least favorite OMS line up. It's still really nice however and I do recommend it. It's a different side of One Man Show. It takes a little from the Gold edition and the Oud edition, and dials it down a little. To me it lacks the in your face qualities of the others.
Ruby offers apple, Honey, a incense smokiene, resions, with some sabtle cedar, earthy notes, and a tiny bit of anamalic qualities.
Even though I don't hold this one in as high regard as the Origional OMS, or the Gold and Oud Edition it is a very nice addition to the line up. But for those that like the idea of the OMS line but not the loud brashness of them, the Ruby Edition may be something to check out. For around $20 why not?
Ruby offers apple, Honey, a incense smokiene, resions, with some sabtle cedar, earthy notes, and a tiny bit of anamalic qualities.
Even though I don't hold this one in as high regard as the Origional OMS, or the Gold and Oud Edition it is a very nice addition to the line up. But for those that like the idea of the OMS line but not the loud brashness of them, the Ruby Edition may be something to check out. For around $20 why not?
