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I love how balanced this is. The leather is definitely there, but it’s not shouting. It’s smooth, slightly warm, and the orange blossom keeps it from feeling too serious. There’s also something a little mysterious in the middle that I can’t place, almost powdery or airy, which makes it feel more modern. Longevity is good on clothes, around 8 hours, but on skin it fades closer to 5 for me. Not perfect, but honestly I’d reach for this a lot in fall. Very easy 4/5.
This one surprised me. I usually struggle with leather fragrances because they go too smoky or animalic, but Cuir 1976 keeps it clean. The orange blossom is really pretty here, not sweet like a designer white floral, more like a soft glow over the leather. It reminds me a tiny bit of a cleaner Tuscan Leather vibe, but way less intense and easier to wear. I do wish it had a bit more depth in the drydown because it gets slightly flat after a while. Still, very wearable and classy.
Soleil Blanc Parfum is def a mood. I get mostly coconut and vanilla, but it's not like a cheap body spray coconut. More like a luxury resort lobby mixed with warm skin after the beach. The amber keeps it smooth and cozy, which I love. It does feel a little too polished sometimes, like I wish it had a bit more weirdness or bite. But every time I wear it in warm weather, I’m like yep, this is pretty gorgeous.
I really like this one. It smells like expensive sunscreen in the best way, all creamy coconut and soft amber, but not super sweet or childish. The pistachio gives it this slightly nutty, fancy vibe that makes it feel more Tom Ford than basic beach perfume. My only issue is the price, because tbh the performance is good but not insane. I get around 6 hours and it sits pretty close after the first couple hours. Still, it feels elegant and sunny without screaming.
20 Iconic Feminine is really pretty, especially if you like saffron perfumes but don’t want that BR540 dentist-office thing. This is warmer and softer, with honey adding a smooth sweetness instead of cotton candy. The amber makes it feel rich and a bit sensual. I wore it to dinner and it felt perfect, not too loud but definitely noticeable. I do wish it projected more after the first couple hours, because the scent itself is gorgeous.
I really like this one. The honey could’ve gone syrupy fast, but it stays pretty classy, almost glowing on skin. There’s a soft amber base that makes it feel feminine but not girly. Kinda gives expensive cashmere sweater vibes, if that makes sense. I wouldn’t call it a beast mode perfume, but people close to me noticed it. Minor complaint: the opening is a little fuzzy/odd for the first few minutes, then it settles beautifully.
Tbh this is exactly the kind of Xerjoff I’m into. Not fruity, not sugary, not chasing Delina or BR540 vibes. It’s got labdanum and styrax giving this dark resinous warmth, with a spicy edge that feels super grown up. There’s a little sweetness, but it’s more smooth than dessert. I think it leans unisex and very dressed-up, like leather jacket or nice coat energy. Projection was solid and it stayed on clothes forever. Easily a 5 star scent for me.
This one really surprised me. The ginger and pimento hit first, but not in a loud kitchen-spice way… more like crisp, sparkling heat. Then it gets smoother and warmer with that tonka thing underneath. Super classy but still interesting, which is hard to pull off. I wore it to dinner and kept catching little whiffs all night. Projection is strong for the first couple hours, then settles beautifully. Honestly one of the more unique Xerjoffs I’ve tried.
This is a really nice leather scent if you don’t want something super heavy. The orange blossom makes it way more approachable and almost creamy on my skin. I was expecting something darker, but it’s actually pretty smooth and kinda fresh at the edges. Not a compliment monster, but it smells expensive and put together. I’d wear this to dinner or when I want to feel dressed up without screaming for attention. Minor complaint: it could project more after the first couple hours, but the scent itself is lovely.
I’m actually really into this. Cuir 1976 is leather, but not that harsh biker jacket type. It’s smoother, kinda polished, with orange blossom giving it this soft clean brightness. Feels like wearing a nice leather jacket over a white shirt. My only issue is the opening is a little weird for the first 10 minutes, almost plasticky, but it settles beautifully. Performance is solid too, around 6-7 hours on me, with moderate projection. Very JPG in the sense that it’s wearable but still has a little attitude.
I love how clean and creamy this feels. It’s not fresh like citrus fresh, more like warm white clothes, sun, coconut, and a little pistachio sweetness. Reminds me a bit of those high-end beachy scents like Bronze Goddess, but smoother and more refined. I do think it can disappear faster than I want if I’m outside, so I spray heavy. Still, it’s one of those perfumes that makes me feel instantly put together, even if I’m just wearing a sundress and sandals.
This is very good, just not mind blowing for the cost. The cardamom opening is my favorite part because it gives the creamy coconut a little spice and stops it from going full sunscreen. After that it turns into a soft vanilla amber thing on me. Super smooth, very wearable, and honestly kinda sexy in a quiet way. Projection is moderate, not beast mode at all. If this was cheaper I’d probably be obsessed, but at Tom Ford pricing I expect a little more drama.
Tbh I love how refined this smells. It’s sweet, warm, and a little spicy without screaming. The honey note is the star for me, blended with amber so it feels creamy and expensive. The saffron is there too, but more of a soft spice than anything sharp. It’s definitely very good, but I can’t pretend the price doesn’t make me judge it harder. If this were cheaper I’d be obsessed. Performance is solid, about 6-8 hours on clothes.
This smells super luxe in that Clive Christian way, like everything is polished and expensive. I get warm honey right away, but it’s not sticky or childish, more like golden and smooth. The saffron gives it a slightly spicy edge which keeps it from being too sweet. Amber comes in later and makes it cozy. My only issue is I expected a bit more drama for the price. It’s beautiful, just not shocking. Lasts around 7 hours on me with moderate projection.
This is decent, but I wanted a little more personality from a JPG leather scent. The leather is smooth and not too harsh, which I like, and the orange blossom gives it a slightly clean, almost soapy edge. It’s wearable for sure, just kinda safe. On my skin it sits pretty close after the first hour and lasts around 5-6 hours. I don’t hate it at all, but I also wouldn’t rush to buy a full bottle. Nice if you want a softer leather, but not super memorable.
This is decent, just not mind-blowing for the Tom Ford price tag. I get a creamy coconut and vanilla thing with a little pistachio sweetness, like fancy sunscreen at a resort. It’s smooth and definitely pretty, but it doesn’t really stand out to me compared to other summer designer scents. Kinda elegant, kinda cozy, but also a bit flat after the opening. Performance is okay on my skin, maybe 5-6 hours, projection stays pretty close. I’d wear it on vacation, but I wouldn’t rush to buy a full bottle.
This is pretty, but I expected more from Clive Christian tbh. I get a soft honeyed amber with a little saffron warmth, kinda smooth and golden, but it doesn’t really go anywhere exciting on my skin. It smells expensive in that polished department-store way, just not super memorable. Performance is decent, around 6 hours, with moderate projection for the first couple hours then it sits closer. I’d wear it to dinner or a nice event, but for the price I want something that makes me obsessed, and this is more like “yeah, that’s nice.”
Perseveranza opens so bright and snappy with citron, then the ginger comes in and gives it this fizzy spicy feel. What I love is that it never turns messy or overly sweet. The drydown is warm, smooth, and kinda creamy from the tonka, but still has that little bite. Performance is great on my skin, easily a full workday, and it projects enough without choking people out. This is one of those scents that smells confident, clean, and expensive all at once.
This feels like a niche scent that actually justifies the price. The pimento gives it this warm peppery kick, but the styrax makes it smoky and smooth instead of sharp. It kinda reminds me of the vibe of spicy ambery designer scents, but way more refined and less predictable. I wore it in cold weather and it was perfect, cozy but not heavy. Def more evening than office for me, unless you spray lightly. 5/5 because I kept wanting to smell my wrist.
I love this. Perseveranza has that bright citron opening that feels fresh for like 10 minutes, then it turns into this spicy amber-ish cloud with labdanum. It smells expensive without trying too hard. Not sweet in a basic way either, the tonka just rounds everything out and makes it addictive. I wouldn’t call it a safe blind buy, but if you like spicy-resinous perfumes, this is insane. Lasted around 8 hours on me and my scarf smelled amazing the next day.
