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Customers Reviews
Review for Parfums de Nicolai Patchouli Intense
green, earthy patchouli to die for. Wonderful sillage and excellent projection. Lasts 12 hours easily on my skin and projects for 4-5 hours. Beast mode.
Written by PT
Review for Tiziana Terenzi Cassiopea unisex
Cassiopeia is a fruity, sweet, tropical scent. The opening of passion fruit is bright and beautiful. It’s playful, fun, especially in the warm weather. Tizana Terenzi fragrances are a favorite of mine. This certainly doesn’t disappoint. I think this is a safe blind buy.
Written by Patricia Brown
Review for Jean Patou Sublime for Women
You won\'t regret a try....I fell in love with scent after a trip to Europe and was searching for a gift in the Duty shop. \nIt\'s warm, mellow and unobtrusive.
Written by ROSINA V JACKSON
Review for Montale Arabians Tonka
And overall amazing fragrance one of the best from Montale!
Written by Edward Weinburg
Review for Bortnikoff Sayat Nova
Never had a true oud-based fragrance (not real oud anyway). You can really tell it is there, up close it\'s a little too much for me, but from a distance it smells great and has a soft, chocolately component. I don\'t get a lot of fruit (apricot) from it, which I was expecting based on other reviews. This is not overpowering.
Written by Preston Phelps
Review for Creed Viking EDP
It\'s OK, I\'d call it a \"modern classic\" type of scent. Not really breakthrough, more of a traditional style done well.
Written by Preston
Review for Amouage Journey Man
Yep, I like this one. Distinctive and peppery at the open, dries down fairly sweet and thick (in a good way). My first Amouage after testing about 5 of them
Written by Preston
Review for Parfums De Marly Habdan Unisex
I\'m a PDM fan, and this one is near the top of the list. It\'s pretty unique - gourmand, fruity, dense.
Written by Preston
Review for Tiziana Terenzi Andromeda for Women
I absolutely love this this fragrance, to me it’s perfect for fall and winter, it’s loud and in charge the Sillage from andromeda is Omazing!
Written by Theresa Solomon