#sotd... Vetiver Glacier by Montblanc... This is a woody aromatic fragrance. This opens with a bitter vetiver that comes across like an Alpine freshness. The mid of Juniper gives it a green, slightly balsamic edge to it. The dry down for me is the prize of this fragrance. A warm, smokiness Layering with a clean musk powdery finish to round it out is really nice. I went 6 hours before refreshing. I would say a little light on the projection which makes it perfect for the office. I give this a 7.5 out of 10.i was expecting a little more from it being it is supposed to be Montblanc high end luxury line.

This absolute beauty landed at my doorstep today and I had to put it on. This stuff is great and IMHO a fantastic flanker to the already very well done Red Rum. This now sits at #1 spot for favorite from the house. Congrats @Will Southard with this flanker, well done. Orris was a nice touch. Fragrance Notes: - Top: Black Cherry, Spiced Rum, Davana - Heart: Plum, Orris, Tobacco - Base: Sandalwood, Oak, French Vanilla Folks if this house is new to you, must check it out at https://www.thirdeyefragranceco.com/ Will is a good dude, great customer service and a fellow frag head. I think he is still a one man band. Put it on your calendar, it releases Aug 17th. Encourage you to pickup a discover set when you order this one as well

This is a Dua original. Woody, spicy with a sweet lavender base. The opening is a bit strong sweet lavender, more suitable for a nice designer house candle, but after a few minutes it starts to settle and you go more of that piney and woody forest with a hint of cardimom.

This is an atomic bomb. It opens very citrusy, sweet and spicy, being the cinnamon the star of the show. As some minutes pass by, that spiciness tones down to give some space to the cola and floral nuances to shine. As it dries down, it transitions to a sweet, woody and ambery and more refined and smooth aroma that keeps projecting and lasting forever. It’s more appropriate for cooler weather but could work on normal heat and any occasion with the right amount of sprays. It’s beautiful and unique. I also have the alternative from Paris Corner, Cherry Cola. It’s very close to Tonka Cola, but Cherry Cola comes across smoother, and less spicy than the OG. Also, while the OG seam spicier and sweeter at the dry down, Cherry Cola sims earthier, but also with great projection and longevity.

Hey guys, Joe A. here with today's Scent of the Day : 1990 by Aromas de Salazar - Day 322. Parfumo lists it opening with blackberry, clementine, coconut, jasmine, orange blossom, and peach, moving through a lush white-floral heart, then settling into vanilla, civet, musk, oakmoss, benzoin, and Texas cedar. To me, the blackberry, peach, and florals feel plush, loud, fruity-sweet, and dressed for a cosmetics counter with feelings. First Sniff: Like 1990 walked into the mall wearing too much confidence, returned a VHS late, and said, "Don't touch that dial." https://www.youtube.com/shorts/p1x4_g1lAH4