I think this scent is actually very sly in the sense that you notice it when it goes away more than when it appears. Spray it on your clothes and you might not appreciate it, but spray it on your skin and the magic will happen. My intention was to give it to my hubby because he's been a little sad lately that his beloved Bvlgari Black is almost gone.

Sometimes I'll wear this fragrance just so I can sleep in that shirt and wake up and smell the scent still on me. Underrated, I don't see any popular reviewer covering this solid scent, performance and projection quite lacking though. I was organizing all of my fragrance bottles to put out those that are more suited to the colder weather on my dresser. It's rather minimalistic, so probably not interesting for someone whose nose needs to be entertained with development and nouances, but for a normal user it's a great style accessory.Performs better than Starwalker too, however still a short lived fragrance at approximately 4 hours. It's one for the office or something serious, not one for play or romance (unless your other half particularly likes it, of course). I understand the reference to Fahrenheit that Morkant mentions, is it the combination of lavender and spice? Although tea is listed as the most prominent note in the survey above, the tea note here is very light and blends in with a lot of the other notes. E., when I had only three fragrances, that I needed to savor the remaining 1/4 of the juice for now?

The grapefruit in its opening is a little overpowering no doubt but one whiff of that refreshing green tea seconds later just blows you away.Rate it: 9/10, very classy, though the silage could be a bit better but it’s not a weak fragrance in any way!