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Got a few more decants from DecantX this morning and immediately sprayed this on. I'm on a mission to try as many iris fragrances as possible and I've heard good things about this one. Definitely iris forward. Starts a little lipsticky and dries down to more powdery. The leather/suede, woods, and musk are all in there and give it a nice touch. Could be considered redundant to the other popular iris frags but I really enjoy the nuances in each. Performance is above average, not beast mode but long lasting.

Gentlemen, I know this is probably a complete NOOB question, but be that as it may I still must inquire" From my research I am aware there are basically 4 "Scent Spots" to use when applying. The Right/Left sides of the neck on the "carotid artery" thereabouts, or the "heat spot" for the "Lean In" whiff. And on each of the wrists for the "Greeting" whiff. My question is: With spray dispenser bottles, do you spray the wrists and then contort to rub them on your neck in the right spot? Or do you spray your neck and then touch your wrists to your neck without rubbing and bruising the scent as I've heard it be said? I know applying to much is bad form, and it is verboten to spray a $$$ cloud in the air and walk through it. Do you just do 1 spray on each index finger and then touch your opposite neck and wrist real quick? Any guidance is appreciated gentlemen.

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Back to back Xerjoffs. Wanted to smell like POWER (in Jeremy fragrance voice). This is the closest to something i would call my signature scent and the one that drew a hard line between niche and designers.