Scent: ★★★★☆ (4/5) Maison Asrar III Thriller opens with a bold, vibrant character — spicy, slightly gourmand nuances balanced by a warm woodiness. After a week of resting in the bottle, the sharper top notes have rounded into something smoother, and the heart blends with a pleasant creamy nuance that makes it feel sophisticated yet bold. It’s not overly sweet, but it leans rich and inviting with a subtle oriental flair. The overall profile is intriguing without being polarizing — appealing to those who enjoy spicy-sweet blends that aren’t too dense. Longevity: ★★★★☆ (4/5) This one lasted a solid 8 hours on my skin with noticeable presence throughout the day. By hour 6–7 it settles closer to the skin but doesn’t disappear completely — just shifts from projecting to a more intimate warmth. On clothes it lingers noticeably even after the skin has softened, which is a good sign if you like prints that stick around. Sillage: ★★★★☆ (4/5) Initial projection is moderate to strong, especially in the first 2–3 hours — people around you can catch whiffs without it being overpowering. After that, it transitions to a moderate sillage, staying noticeable in close proximity but not turning heads down the hallway. It strikes a comfortable middle ground: present, noticeable, but not disruptive. Overall Maison Asrar III Thriller delivers a rich, well-blended scent with impressive performance. It’s versatile enough for casual days or evenings out, and the maturation smooths out rougher edges to make it more refined without losing personality.

Well today I decided to go the opposite route from yesterday with this cute little bottle. 😂 (for you bro) This house I struggle with for many reasons. Not the least of which is the outrageous price tag. $550usd ish for 100ml???? Now do I have higher priced frags? Yes but imho they are worth it. This one? No. And tbh none of the 100ml bottles are. BTV as a house markets themselves as an “exclusivity” house when the frags imho come off as mass appeal designer quality at best. Also the problem that these smelled not great when I first got the Sapphire set was a big eye opener for me. Ok today’s soapbox rant is done. LolI So how is the frag you ask? It’s…… nice. Def mass appeal, fresh, synthetic, slightly harsh citric/aquatic and best imho for the warmer months. Very linear, office safe for sure. No real notes jump out at me other than a citric aquatic feel. Would smelling this make me more interested in the house? Not at all. Especially with the price tag being what it is. So what’s my ranking of this without the price tag? 7/10. With the price tag? 4/10. This frag dna can be found in many designer houses for less then $100