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.

#1 from the set. It’s sweet on first spray with lime and guava and a bit of green notes. I really like the open but then the dry down starts to show through after about 20-30 mins. In the dry down it becomes a bit bubblegummy and begins to resemble the Invictus DNA which I'm not a fan of. The notes say it’s from daisies and it doesn’t smell synthetic. The mid notes also have a bit of rose but it’s not overpowering. The bubblegum sweetness stays through to the base notes but becomes more subtle and starts to mix with some woods which is white oud (didn’t know that was a thing). So I really like the open and base but the mid is not my favorite. Still a pretty good scent but probably not full bottle worthy for me. I don’t normally rate but since I have the set this one gets a 6.5-7/10. No idea on total longevity yet but I have had it on for about 2 hours and it’s still going strong. Very decent projection as well.