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This is my Penhaligon’s Belgravia Chypre Review on YouTube. Penhaligon’s Belgravia Chypre was launched along with Marylebone Wood and Kensington Amber as part of a trio of fragrances inspired by journeys on foot in London’s neighborhoods. After sampling in a store I immediately loved Belgravia Chypre and wanted to review it. But when I was researching the three fragrances Marylebone Wood seemed like the fragrance I would love over three and Belgravia Chypre was my least favorite. This means always sample your fragrances prior to blind buys. But Belgravia Chypre is a fruity, rose chypre. It's fresh but not a wimp, it's spicy but not overwhelming and it's also slightly green. I like this one and it hints at one of my favorite rose fragrances although this is fruitier and really enjoy it as an alternative to the other fragrance. If you're curious to find out more about Belgravia Chypre please watch my review on YouTube. Thank you.

This is my Aether Rose Alcane Fragrance Review on YouTube. Rose Alcane by Aether is a very green unisex rose fragrance that doesn’t use any real perfume notes to create it. The two notes that are credited for Rose Alcane are Rose oxide and Oxane and what you not only get this beautiful masculine rose, but you have beautiful green notes sort of like your smelling the stems, twigs and leaves of the rose, tart juicy grapefruit/citruses and a slight metallic touch. It's certainly a very unique concept and I’m in love with it and really enjoy wearing Rose Alcane. If you’re at all into Escentric Molecules as a brand you must check out this new brand Aether! Please watch my YouTube video to find out more about Rose Alcane by Aether. Thank you.

If you follow me on YouTube you already know I have a challenging time with aquatic fragrances. But lately I have been opening up to aquatic fragrances and I find this good enough to wear and enjoy. I can tolerate little amounts of the aquatic touches. Walk The Sea by Kerosene starts out very salty with the sea salt note and takes off from there. White floral notes come through but they are not dominant as the salt pretty much dominates now. Woody notes slip in and you start experiencing the cedar along with the ambergris. As it's drying down it's musky and animalic. To me this is a darker take on an aquatic fragrance. It's not your bright and happy aquatic that is typically on the market. If you're tired of those types then check this fragrance out. But please watch my review video on YouTube to find out more about this great release from the indie niche house of Kerosene. Thank you.

This is my review video for Eight & Bob Egypt on YouTube. Smelling and wearing Egypt by Eight & Bob brings up so many scent memories of my father and my families male relatives. It reminds me of fragrances my dad wore that's why I loved it so much. Egypt is a very classy offering from EIGHT & BOB? even though it's unisex targeted I find it to be a slight bit masculine leaning. If you do not know Egypt check it out. It's inspired by Albert Fouquet's travels in Egypt. To find out more about Egypt by Eight & Bob please check out my review on YouTube. Thank you.

This is my Parfums De Nicolai Cap Neroli Review video on YouTube. I have known about Parfums De Nicolai for several years now and I even met Patricia de Nicolai at Esxence in 2017 but never really explored the brand much. I know about several of the fragrances from Parfums De Nicolai such as their Patchouli Intense, New York Intense, Fig Tea, Amber Oud and more. But now we have a new release from Parfums De Nicolai called Cap Neroli. Cap Neroli is a big, bright, green neroli, perfect for the upcoming summer season. It’s really refreshing, I highly recommend it. The Petitgrain is a dominant note with the Neroli so it makes it green and woody. Very delicious. If you are into floral, woody, citrus fragrances Parfums De Nicolai Cap Neroli is a must try. To find out more about Cap Neroli please watch my review on YouTube. Thank you.