Red Fever is a fragrance powerhouse—loud, bold, and opulent. The high quality of its ingredients and the expert blending are unquestionable. However, be cautious when using it, as a little goes a long way, and the sillage is immense. After over eight hours of wear, the scent remains potent. On Parfumo.com, the scent score has dropped slightly from 9.5/10 to 9.1/10. This fragrance is highly nuanced, with strong, sometimes competing, fruity, floral, and sweet notes. While the accords seem to vie for dominance, the rose absolute appears to prevail. The ambergris adds significant depth and complexity. This superb fragrance's strength is also its weakness. Its distinctiveness and potential for overuse make it challenging to find suitable occasions to wear it. I'm eager to hear feedback on how, where, and the reactions to this fragrance as it lingers in the air. Scent: 8.5/10 Sillage: 9/10 Longevity: 9/10 My overall scent score is not a 9 due to its loudness and difficulty in managing, which makes it hard to find the right occasion for it. This has nothing to do with ingredient quality.

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#sotd... Day 3 of 9 of my Game Of Spades by Jo Milano reviews.... Today is Emerald... This is a very fresh clean fragrance from start to finish. Decent overall performance. I got a good 6 hours before it became a skin scent, which continued for a few more hours. Projection is moderate. The Ginger in it gives it a nice slight touch of fresh spice. I give this a solid 8 out of 10.