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This is a beautiful and feminine scent that is exceptionally well blended. My only critique is that I wish it performed a bit better in terms of both projection and longevity.

This is a high-quality fragrance, but it is truly for oud lovers only. While the oud is very prominent, it is presented in a very sophisticated way.

Even if you typically dislike rose scents, don't be afraid to try this one. The rose is light and airy, with a soft, powdery sweetness. Overall, it is a sophisticated, mature fragrance that is perfect for Spring and Summer.

This fragrance is easily one of my favorite releases of 2025. It opens with a juicy cherry note that strikes the perfect balance—neither too sweet nor medicinal. The tobacco adds a sophisticated smokiness without ever smelling like an ashtray. It is a beautiful winter scent that I can’t get enough of, and the bottle itself is simply stunning.

A refined floral scent that smells pretty but could very much be a designer perfume. It doesn't smell niche or special enough. It's like a girly, clean everyday scent.

If you are looking for something similar to this DNA, go for Tygar, which is more unisex and better blended.

While this is a pretty fragrance, it feels quite linear. I prefer fragrances that take me more on a journey, especially at this price point. I would happily wear this if I received it as a gift, but for a personal purchase, I would choose Holy Berry or Vine Thief instead. Those options offer a more compelling DNA and much better performance.

A niche interpretation of a generic designer fragrance for men. While it is certainly aromatic and elegant, I don't find it to be worth the high price tag.

Without looking at the specific notes, I would describe this fragrance as the scent of a woman who has just applied an expensive body lotion, perhaps from a luxury hotel. It is wonderfully creamy and beautifully floral, but not worth the price tag.

Way overpriced and overhyped.

This is not an overwhelming or hyper-realistic gourmand; it still retains the character of a traditional perfume. The chocolate note is delicious and inviting without being cloyingly sweet.

If you want to smell like delicious white chocolate, look no further. The added boozy note makes it a more grown-up scent, preventing it from becoming too sweet or childish.

I can easily imagine this fragrance on a Middle Eastern woman, though it remains entirely unisex. It features a beautiful, warm, and aromatic opening that eventually dries down into a smooth, velvety leather scent.

I can easily picture a man in his 40s or 50s wearing this; it smells incredibly sophisticated and refined.

This is a very warm, spicy scent that is particularly strong on the cloves. It leans more masculine and is definitely best suited for the cold season.

With a sweet citrus opening that transitions into a warm, velvety dry down, this fragrance is truly excellent. It will be the first full bottle I purchase from everything I've tested so far.

I wasn't expecting this to be such an almond-forward scent. If you enjoy Duchessa, you will likely appreciate this one as well.

This is a very light coconut fragrance that wears like a subtle skin scent, making it perfect for the summer.

This is a fruity woody unisex fragrance that is lightly aromatic and not too sweet. While this scent profile isn't typically one of my favorites and I need to test it further, the quality of the ingredients is truly outstanding.

This is a beautiful, dark take on an almond fragrance. I absolutely love it!