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This is smooth,elegant patchouli fragrance.But it reminds me million other patchouli parfums.Nothing really unique about it.

A sensuous multidimensional complex masterpiece built around a reorchestrated green patchouli accord that reveals new facets with each wear.

I always get strong incense from his fragrances. Another one from Areej that does nothing for me. Not terrible though.

Art in a bottle. Hard to describe, completly unique. Aldehydes, florals, animalic civet and a kinda oriental cloud makes MAAI a scent to try

Authentic rooibos, well blended that captures the rooibos essence, but weak projection on my skin. It does subtly stick around though.

This is divine. Green, hay, little powder just to soften it with a surprisingly delicate, well-coordinated benzoin base. Rose is an elegant addition

Generic, weak and overpriced. Disappointing

This is a mixture of the BR accord with resins and a touch of resins that reminds me the smell of Memo Paris tiger nest

Official notes:
T: bergamot, saffron, cardamom, lemon
H: mint, cinnamon, tonka bean, blackcurrant
B: cannabis, musk, moss, patchouli

too much of synthetic & sharp salt with ylang-ylang. not a very well blended fragrance, as if the notes are in rivalry with each other

Soft powdery violet, a bit of ambrette and aldehydes. Pleasant, but feels very plain for a Les Exclusifs.

Mentholated tuberose with greens, similar compounds as Carnal Flower

Dominated by violet candy. Too lacking creativity to be a FM.

One of the top contenders among the herbal aromatics and the summer freshies of this world. Elegant, refined but also soothing. Wonderful!

Strong eastern vibes with a luxurious rose on a soft musky-woody base. Lovely.

TdH is already magnificent and well-curated. This is just as nice, but simply redundant.

A beautiful fragrance with a variety of different notes, blended wonderfully, with each material standing out more depending on the type of day.

Not a safe blind buy, but I did, and have zero regrets. Earth, dirt, soil, deep. No fruit. No florals. None. I love it. In fall this is my favorite.

Very strong dill in the opening. It dies down after a couple of hours, but the okay-ish dry-down is not worth suffering through the opening.

Vague woods, bits of green tea and a load of spicy-mineral freshness. As a shower product this could work.

Orange blossom in the sweet and fluffy way. It is done so often nowadays that its profile doesn't stand out. Nicely balanced, though

honey-sweet, tobacco, spice/cinnamon, whiskey; very balanced and not too loud, one of the best of its kind

Dried, possibly rotten Jasmine flowers, cola candy, lavender and piss.

Amazing

Decadent dried fruits and plum. Rich and deep.

Not a bad smell... but it smells just like a shower gel... a peach shower gel... not worth buying imo..