BluntTruth

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

it's mostly ghostly but does indeed add a touch of something more when layered on others, while worn raw it's rather fresh and somewhat warm

I like the top and middle notes, starting with a strange whiskey and hops scent while heather adds a subtle sweetness, then it becomes more smoky and leathery as it dries down while still keeping most of the notes. However, this perfume could also be perceived as slightly dirty by some; the sillage and longevity are nice enough. Gets much more soft later. I actually think about getting it at some other day.

Typical for Clive Christian, everything is perfectly polished and groomed. But it is worth donating every penny to their bourgeois British hands.

I love tea notes in perfumes overall, but here it's combined like some real midnight ritual somewhere in a dark and deep temple, smoky and somewhat gothic scent. I really didn't like it at first, but it soon got just freaking awesome.

It smells like washing powder on steroids... for now, maybe it will get better in a few days. Mostly yeah, it's actually good, but it can be too much sometimes.

Nice smoky leather with a heavy animalic tone, it needs character and mood to wear though, feels natural. And I love it more than I thought I would. Even so there's low chance to actually wear it

good balanced and long lasting fragrance, definitely more for women in my taste.

I neither like nor hate it in any way; some people might appreciate it. In the end, it just doesn't work for me; I guess perfumes like this are just not my thing.

Among all the others, I can finally say that I find it incredibly satisfying for myself, like the top one fragrance I've ever tested. Thinking it through, I'd say I've found the true number one that will be in my collection (or not) and it exceeded all of my expectations. I approve. UPDATE: In reality it is second/first place in my personal rating, i can't help but just to enjoy it getting more personal emotions from it that from anything else.

It starts off well and fresh, slightly sweet with a hint of dryness, then fades into old leather; not bad for summer, I would say. Also notes are easy to distinguish. It reminds me of distant summer memories somehow, maybe it's the asphalt note. I can't see anyone who would dislike it.

Coffee and dark chocolate blend nicely into a dark fragrance that stays for a long time; you won't make a mistake trying or buying it, but I think it's rather for men.

It opens with a burst of green leaves, almost like after a natural disaster. Somewhat unsettling, it smells like a swamp or some shampoo, whichever you prefer; quite unique compared to the original. Somewhat fine. It is worth trying, but not buying.

It is decent indeed, slightly sweet, soft, unobtrusive. Mainly unisex.

It's fine, some people would surely find something to like in it, but that's all you get from me; smelling of cardboard, cola, and some gummy sweets, that's all.

Sharp and nice, keeps its distance as it should, but with a softening touch of lily of the valley in the heart makes it well enough. Potential for getting my hands on a full bottle someday.

Very heavy and smoky, like you left a heavily smoked pub; never have been disappointed in Beauforts. If you want to smell like an ashtray with a touch of pine scent from gin - check it out.

Whiskey and chocolate are easy to perceive with notes of marshmallow, some truffle and a sharp "biting" of ash as an aftertaste, like bittersweet nostalgic memories, I guess. Very good composition.

It starts with strong metallic notes (ink), an alcoholic whiskey scent, and a somewhat distinct cold plastic; I find myself in this fragrance. Like the smell of my thoughts. I will definitely get it one day. It's not even overwhelming or loud, just a scent that rebels against a mediocre existence. Inside and out, Antichrist.