UltraSense

A very pleasing, crowd-pleasing perfume without experiments, without surprises, without bells and whistles, just as Hamid Kashani can do and has produced several times before. The fragrance is good, no question. But I can't shake the suspicion that Kashani is simply a clever entrepreneur who produces fragrances for the masses that sell excellently. There are no rough edges and you know what you're getting. I can't even say much about Althair. Just look at the scent pyramid. That's exactly how it smells. Vanilla, resinous, almond tonka. You get what you expect. Everything is quite pleasing, no experiments, no twist, no shock. But a safe Community Award. Congratulations!

A citrusy, fresh aromatic shower gel. A "pleaser" for young boys who want to smell fresh out of the shower. Lavender heart note and a herbal-sweet base without perceptible woods. After the dry down, it unfortunately only smells like old man soap. I still like it, but it doesn't blow me away.

Floral hibiscus rose. Leather hardly noticeable. Very feminine.

After the famous gold bar (1 Million Parfum) for men, another tuberose fragrance by Quentin Bisch. A slightly cinnamon-like, doughy, bubblegum-like interpretation of tuberose, which becomes softer, creamier, and a bit more leathery after the dry down. Sensual and seductive.

Sweet fruity cinnamon-patchouli leather fragrance, reminiscent of L'Eau d'Issey pour Homme Noir Ambré. Agarwood is not perceptible. Very sensual and absolutely addictive.