BluntTruth

Quite an all-rounder I think for the seasons, starts cool with fresh balm-like notes and gets even better in the heart, with a base of moss and styrax adding some earthy depth to it. Maybe it's even the only surprise scent I genuinely liked and am even going to get one day.

I think it's better for colder times since TDM makes rather "oily" perfumes that don't behave as they should in heat, nicely combined aldehydes with leather and subtle raspberry, very good, maybe not bad to get in October

it clearly doesn't have to impress anyone, it just exists on you, like a dry monolith, complete neglect.

I feel like there are too many notes at the start and I don't find it wearable enough until it settles into mostly caramel; that's not enjoyable.

Despite it being somewhat unhinged and versatile, I don't find anything unique here; I'd say it's somewhat boring, just plastic and melon, maybe it's even worth it just to see what it is. Good for summer btw.

Unique indeed, it's very sharp and very green, like poison-green, it's better in the heart when leather and rose soften the greenery, also adding some dryness I suppose.. but it i'm still not feeling it. so I would rate it 70/100 for the structure

I would like to get it one day once I decide to invest some more money into perfumes and yeah I kind of like it, maybe starting slightly angry and heavy but it's nothing you can't handle, downside is- i don't really enjoy immortelle in heart

It's just boring, somewhat resembling Duro from Nasomatto, but this one is just slightly more pleasant to wear and stays less long on you.

I honestly like only base notes here, at starts it smells like some pine fresh balm to me but then it gets better when leather and other things come out

I love how it starts and then it smells rather creamy, maybe like the wool it was inspired by. One of the best sillage and longevity I have tested though, you can really feel that.

It starts rather fresh and slightly citrusy, then pineapple emerges, but it's not sweet; rather earthy and fresh at the same time, which makes it bitter. Maybe earthy notes make it slightly masculine, but I think it's fine for everyone. Definitely a good summer fragrance.

It has that weird soap smell mixed with metal and leather, I kind of love the notes and subtle tobacco, smoky leathery and very manly. I love it.

A simple terrarium of reptiles and wet jungles, it is what it is and nothing more. It has nothing special about it, that's it. More than right. Actually, if you want to know what it smells like, just go to the zoo and visit the jungle squirming creatures section. It's not bad though after some thoughts, rather about presence.

It starts very boozy, then tobacco smell starts to build up... and it's very intense, like you just entered an abandoned tobacco storage, very heavy. But as it dries down, it smells like classic manly tobacco+leather+other aspects.

Quite the classy masculine scent, like recently ironed clothes and something cleaner, but also with that manly aura, I think I'll get it as full flask, not bad for everyday imho.

starting slightly fresh, very noticeable black tea and blood orange and ginger, maybe some flowers, then it starts to smell like some campfire near salty water and i suppose even rotten kelps, which could actually be peat

I really thought it wouldn't be just as good as I expected, but here I am, enjoying it. It starts heavy with spices and laurel leaf then fades down into nice leather, more decent than it should have been for me.. It does it job, trust me, makes everyone wonder if you burning something.

You certainly can't go wrong with trying it, or even buying it - absolutely unisex, but it can be too sweet if you're not into it in the heart/base. However, whiskey surely makes it more than just plain vanilla, along with a light sour olive; it starts nicely with a sharper smell of gunpowder and slight spices, and ends softly with a mostly dry scent and vanilla.

transferring you to some oasis between scorched sands, i liked that one.