***Note: this is Chat GPT generated.. The Niche Snob: Swears they can’t smell anything under $300. Thinks “mass appealing” is an insult. Wears something that smells like church incense and rubber just to say it’s art. Probably calls Dior Sauvage “pedestrian” while bathing in a scent that smells like a haunted library. The Designer Devotee: Owns every flanker of Bleu de Chanel like they’re Pokémon cards. Their dream blind buy is whatever Jeremy Fragrance screams about next. Says “this gets me compliments” more times than they say “hello.” The Clone Hunter: Buys 37 variations of Aventus clones just to save $20, but ends up spending $600 total. Brags that their clone is “95% close,” yet smells like lemon pledge and regret. The Note Analyst: Doesn’t wear fragrances, they study them. Talks about “the mid transitions” like it’s a doctoral thesis. Can’t go a day without saying “the isobutyl quinoline in the dry down is chef’s kiss.” Bro, it just smells nice. Relax. The Historian: Starts every sentence with “Actually, the original formulation in 1982…” and ends it with “they don’t make them like they used to.” They own more discontinued bottles than friends. The Flex Collector: Buys Xerjoff, Roja, and PDM just to post bottle pics under LED lights. Hasn’t sprayed half of them. The juice inside those bottles has seen less oxygen than a sealed time capsule. Posts their shelves like trophies. The Sample Hoarder: Has 400 vials but never commits to a full bottle. Always says “still testing.” Their dresser looks like a crime lab evidence table The Over-Sprayer: Leaves a scent trail so thick it could guide ships through fog. Thinks “projection beast” is a personality trait. You can smell them before you see them.. and long after they’ve left. The Minimalist: Owns five bottles.. all versatile, all purposeful. Doesn’t understand the chaos of having 100+ decants. The Completionist: Obsessed with completing every line like it defines your life: Newsflash: buying them all doesn't make you cultured.. makes you broke

This one’s been sitting in my bag for a while. I always thought I’d wait for a hot day to try it out, but decided not to because it’s getting colder and cloudier every day. It opens with a big dose of soft mango and spicy rhubarb with ginger. The lemon adds a brief burst of freshness that doesn’t last long, but the opening is really good. Once it settles, you get more spice from pink pepper and a Middle Eastern mix with praline. There’s also a touch of florals that stay in the background but play their part nicely. A few hours in, everything remains but with noticeable cedarwood and a bit of chalkiness from ambergris. Tonka and moss are listed in the note breakdown, though they seem to blend seamlessly with the other notes. Performance-wise, this is superb. It lasts around 10-12 hours on skin, and even after 24 hours I can still smell it on my clothes. The projection and sillage are just right in my opinion. I tested it indoors, but it definitely feels like a scent that shines best on sunny days, so it might perform a bit differently then. This is a very unique summer scent. The mango is somewhat similar to Gisada Ambassador but less juicy. The ingredient quality is good, though an experienced nose can tell it’s a clone. Still, I’m really curious to smell the real deal. For the price, this is a no-brainer. French Avenue are absolutely killing it with their clones. You’d easily be the most unique-smelling person in the room during summer. Objectively, I’d rate it a 9.5/10. Can’t believe I’ve given back-to-back 9.5s. Subjectively though, it’s a 9.2/10. Great profile, unique, and excellent value, but once you notice the quality of the notes, it’s clear that it’s a clone. It wouldn’t be an issue if the main note were of better quality, but it’s quite easy to spot a lower-grade mango note. Or is it just me? Regardless its a excellent addition to any collection. I dont mind getting a FB of this but first i gotta try the real deal to see which one i like more. What do you think of the scent?