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This is such a beautiful fruity amber. The black currant pops first on my skin, then it melts into vanilla and white musk in the drydown. It’s sweet, yes, but it never feels loud or messy. I actually find it pretty versatile, like I could wear it with a hoodie or to dinner and it would still work. There’s something super polished about it. Not Delina-ish to me, not BR540 either, just its own smooth berry thing. Performance is great too, easily all day on clothes. Full bottle worthy for sure.
I love this way more than I expected. Blackberry and blueberry can go very candy-ish, but here they’re rich and smooth, almost jammy without being sticky. The patchouli gives it a darker edge that makes it feel more grown up, which I really appreciate. Kinda reminds me of a fruity niche scent you’d wear at night, not something basic from the mall. Projection is strong for the first few hours, then settles into a really pretty trail. If you like berry scents but want them classy, this is a must try.
Primi Venti is gorgeous. I get this juicy black currant right away, but it’s not shampoo fruity or cheap at all. It feels dark, plush, and kinda velvety, with vanilla smoothing everything out underneath. The amber gives it that warm Xerjoff glow without turning too heavy. Honestly this smells expensive in the best way. It’s sweet, but not childish, more like dressed-up berries with a cashmere sweater vibe. Lasted around 8 hours on me and I kept catching little waves of it all day. Super easy 5/5 for me.
Pacific Rock Swell is gorgeous. To me it’s sunshine, salty skin, and soft woods. The clary sage adds this herbal freshness that makes it feel airy instead of sweet, and the Australian sandalwood is so smooth in the base. It gives rich beach house vibes, not sunscreen vibes. I’d wear this all spring and summer, but honestly it’s polished enough year round. Projection is moderate, longevity is really solid on clothes. Super easy to like, but still feels unique. Big compliment getter for me.
I love this so much. It smells like clean salty air after a beach swim, but not in that basic shower gel way. The bergamot pops right away and then the ambergris gives it that breezy mineral thing that feels super natural. I also get a soft sandalwood in the drydown that makes it smoother and more wearable. Honestly one of the best fresh scents I’ve tried because it doesn’t feel sharp or boring. Lasts around 6-7 hours on me, which is great for this style. Easy 5/5.
This surprised me because I expected a full-on berry bomb, but it’s actually more balanced. I get blackberry and vanilla the most, with this soft amber warmth underneath. It’s sweet, yeah, but not like candy. More like dark berries with a cozy base. It kinda reminds me of the vibe of some fruity niche scents, but smoother and less screechy. I do wish it projected a bit more because for the price I wanted a little more presence. Still, I love how it smells on clothes the next day.
I really like this one. Primi Venti opens super juicy with black currant and blueberry, but not in a cheap body spray way. It feels polished, like Xerjoff took a fruity perfume and dressed it up. The vanilla comes in later and makes it smoother, kinda creamy without getting too sweet. My only issue is the patchouli gets a little dry on my skin after a few hours, so it loses some of that fun berry sparkle. Still, very pretty and easy to wear. Lasts around 7 hours on me with moderate projection.
Pacific Rock Swell smells expensive in the best way. The bergamot is juicy but clean, and the ylang-ylang adds just a tiny creamy floral touch that keeps it from being another basic marine scent. I get a soft salty skin vibe too, almost like you’ve been outside by the coast all day but still smell put together. It lasts around 6-8 hours on me, closer to skin later but still noticeable. Honestly I’d wear this anywhere in spring or summer. Super fresh, super classy, highly recommend.
This is an easy 5/5 for me. It gives fresh ocean breeze but in a polished Goldfield & Banks way, not like cheap body spray. I mostly get ambergris, clary sage, and a soft woody base that makes it feel natural and relaxed. There’s something really calming about it, like wearing a white linen shirt near the water. It’s unisex for sure and totally office safe too. If you like clean scents but hate when they smell sharp or detergent-like, try this. It’s smooth from start to finish.
Primi Venti is one of those perfumes where I smell it and think “yeah that’s pleasant” but then I forget about it 20 minutes later. The blackberry is cute, slightly tart, and the amber gives it a warm smooth base, but there’s not much personality here. I was hoping for a darker berry-patchouli situation, but it stays pretty clean and soft on my skin. Good for everyday if you want something easy, just don’t expect beast mode or compliments from across the room.
This is the kind of fresh fragrance I wish more brands made. It’s bright from the bergamot but the cardamom gives it a little spicy kick so it’s not just another citrus aquatic. Very clean, kinda expensive-smelling, and weirdly addictive. I wore it to work and kept catching whiffs all day, not loud but definitely present. It feels super put together without trying too hard. If you like Bleu de Chanel freshness but want something more relaxed and coastal, this is def worth trying.
I love the darker fruity side here. The blueberry and blackberry combo gives it this jammy feel, but the white musk keeps it clean so it never gets sticky. On my skin it starts bold and juicy, then turns softer and kinda fluffy after an hour. It’s def a compliment getter, especially in cooler weather. My small complaint is that the opening is more exciting than the drydown, which gets a little simple after a while. But overall it’s gorgeous and very wearable, like a fruity scent for someone who doesn’t want to smell basic.
Primi Venti is really nice if you love berry perfumes but want something more grown up. The black currant is tart in the opening, then it settles into this musky vanilla thing that feels soft and expensive. It’s not as loud or dramatic as I thought it would be from Xerjoff, which is both good and bad. Good because I can actually wear it out without choking people, bad because it doesn’t feel super special for the price. Still, I kept sniffing my wrist all day, so that says a lot.
I didn’t expect to fall this hard for it tbh. The opening is fresh and slightly herbal from the sage, then it settles into this salty ambergris and sandalwood thing that smells insanely good on warm skin. It’s not loud like Sauvage or sweet like BR540, it’s more of a classy quiet confidence scent. Still, people notice it when they get close. I wore it on vacation and now it’s kinda emotionally attached to blue water and sunny afternoons for me. Total keeper.
This is what I wanted a lot of aquatic fragrances to be. Pacific Rock Swell has that bright bergamot opening, but the cardamom gives it a little sparkle and makes it feel way more interesting than the usual salty citrus thing. It’s clean, airy, and kinda expensive smelling without trying too hard. I wore it to brunch and got two compliments, which honestly doesn’t happen much with fresher scents on me. Not beast mode, but it projects nicely for the first couple hours and lasts a solid workday.
I love this so much. It smells like clean salty air, bergamot, and that smooth ambergris vibe without going full sunscreen or blue shower gel. Super easy to wear but still feels kinda fancy, like you just got out of a nice hotel shower by the ocean. The sandalwood drydown is soft and creamy, not heavy at all. Performance is honestly better than I expected for a fresh scent, I get around 7 hours and little wafts all day. Def one of my favorite warm weather grabs.
This is nice, just not really Xerjoff-level exciting for me. I get a juicy black currant/blueberry vibe at the start, then it dries down into a soft vanilla musk thing. It smells polished and easy to wear, but also kinda safe? Like a fruity designer scent with a fancier bottle. Performance is decent, around 6 hours on me, but projection chills out pretty fast. I wouldn’t say it’s bad at all, just not something I’d pay full price for.
I wanted to love this because the whole dark berry thing sounded super pretty, but nah… it goes really syrupy on me fast. I get black currant and blueberry, but not in a juicy fresh way, more like thick candy cough syrup with some musky vanilla underneath. The patchouli also makes it feel a bit muddy instead of sexy or deep. For a Xerjoff, I expected way more polish. Performance is decent, like 6-7 hours, but I honestly got tired of smelling it after one hour. Def overpriced for what it is.
This gives me relaxed coastal hotel lobby in the best way. There’s a soft floral touch from the ylang-ylang, but it’s not sweet or sunscreen-y. Mostly I get clean ambergris and smooth woods, very breezy and expensive smelling. I could see some people calling it simple, and yeah, it doesn’t change a ton. But honestly that’s part of why I like it. Super easy to wear and feels great in heat.
I wasn’t expecting to like this as much as I do. The opening is all crisp bergamot and herbal clary sage, then it settles into this breezy, slightly salty skin scent. It reminds me of those clean niche summer scents, but less generic than most. Not super sexy or loud, more like effortless good taste. The flaw is that it can feel a little too quiet, especially for the price, but I keep wanting to smell my wrist.
