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Tbh I didn’t expect to love Stellar Times this much, but wow. The opening is all airy orange blossom, then it melts into this ambery woody warmth that feels super smooth. Nothing harsh, nothing synthetic to my nose. It has that magical clean-but-warm balance that makes it easy to wear, but still special. I wore it to dinner and kept catching little whiffs from my scarf hours later. It’s not beast mode, but it lasts beautifully and feels classy the whole time.
This is gorgeous in a quiet rich-person way. I mostly get orange blossom and warm amber, with a little woody base that keeps it from being too sweet. It doesn’t scream for attention, but people notice it when they’re close and ask what it is. That’s exactly my style. It feels dressed up but not stiff, like you could wear it with a white shirt and jeans or to a wedding. Expensive? Yep. But honestly it smells expensive too.
I love this so much. Stellar Times has that bright orange blossom thing but it’s not soapy or screechy at all, more like warm sunlight on clean skin. The amber underneath makes it feel super smooth and expensive without getting heavy. It kinda gives me the same “floating in a fancy hotel lobby” vibe as some MFK stuff, but softer and more wearable. Performance is really good on me too, around 8 hours with a nice scent bubble. Def one of the prettiest Louis Vuitton releases imo.
I really like this one. Stellar Times has that pretty orange blossom glow without going full soapy white floral, and the amber makes it feel smooth and a little golden. It smells expensive in that quiet LV way, not loud or trying too hard. On me it’s more elegant than sexy, like a clean dressed-up scent for dinner or a nice event. Only downside is I wish it projected a bit more for the price. Lasts around 6-7 hours but stays kinda soft after the first couple hours.
I love this one way more than I expected. The mandarin and bergamot opening is super bright but not basic freshie vibes, the pink pepper gives it this sharp fizzy kick that feels expensive. Then it dries down smoother with vetiver, kinda clean and sporty but still dressed up. Honestly feels like something you’d wear driving too fast at night lol. Performance is really solid on me, around 7-8 hours, and it projects without choking people out. Def one of the coolest Ex Nihilos I’ve tried.
I love this because it has that fresh citrus opening but there’s a spicy edge that makes it addictive. The pink pepper is noticeable in the best way, not sneezy or harsh, just fizzy and cool. After an hour the vetiver comes through and gives it this dry, classy feel. It’s one of those scents that smells simple at first, then you keep sniffing your wrist and realize it’s actually super well done. Pricey, yes, but tbh it smells premium.
This one just clicks for me. Bright mandarin up top, a little peppery sparkle, then that smooth vetiver underneath. It smells modern, clean, and expensive without trying too hard. I get compliments almost every time I wear it, especially in warmer weather. It’s not a loud beast mode monster, but it leaves a really nice scent trail and lasts the workday on clothes. If you like fresh scents but want something more polished than Dior Homme Sport or Allure Homme Sport, try this.
Really nice scent, just not a 10/10 for me. The bergamot opening is crisp and expensive smelling, and I love how the tonka softens everything later without making it sweet or heavy. It kinda reminds me of those designer blue fragrances, but more refined and less loud. My only issue is that it feels a little familiar after the first 20 minutes. Still, it’s super wearable and smells clean in a confident way. On my skin it lasts about 6 hours, closer to skin near the end. Def something I’d wear a lot, just maybe not at full retail.
Stellar Times feels like a soft golden cloud to me. The orange blossom is bright at first, then it melts into amber and light woods, super smooth and comforting. It’s not beast mode at all, more of an aura scent, but I actually like that because it never gets annoying. I wore it to a wedding and got two compliments, so it does its thing. Minor flaw is the opening disappears kinda fast and the drydown is a bit simple. Still, I love this for special occasions when I want something clean, warm, and expensive-smelling.
This is beautiful, but I’ll be honest, it’s not super exciting. I get mostly orange blossom with soft woody notes underneath, very polished and airy. Kinda reminds me of the vibe of some high-end clean florals, but warmer and smoother. I love how easy it is to wear, especially when I want to smell classy but not perfume-y. The amber gives it a nice cozy finish. My only issue is that for LV money, I wanted a little more wow. Still, very wearable and definitely smells luxe.
Stellar Times is nice, just not super memorable to me. I get a soft orange blossom up top with this warm amber glow underneath, and then it kinda settles into a smooth woody skin scent. It smells expensive and well blended, like most LV stuff, but I kept waiting for something more interesting to happen and it never really did. Performance is decent, maybe 5-6 hours, but projection is pretty polite. I’d wear it to a nice dinner or office day, but for the price I’d want more personality. Pretty? yes. Must have? nah.
I wanted to love this because the orange blossom opening is actually pretty, kinda airy and expensive-smelling for like 10 minutes. But then it just turns into this vague amber/woody blur on my skin and gets super flat. For Louis Vuitton prices, I expected something with more character or at least better performance. Projection is soft and it fades way faster than it should. It has that polished luxury vibe, sure, but honestly it feels unfinished to me. Not offensive at all, just boring and overpriced.
This is honestly gorgeous. Not sweet in a loud tonka bomb way, more like a polished citrus-woody thing with a soft tonka base that keeps it smooth. The vetiver here is clean and sleek, not dirty or grassy, which I really appreciate. It kinda reminds me of those high-end “sporty luxury” scents, but way more refined and less shower gel. I’d wear this anywhere honestly, office, dinner, weekend, whatever. It smells confident without trying too hard. Price is painful, but if money wasn’t a thing I’d 100% keep a bottle.
This smells like pure confidence to me. Not sweet, not heavy, just this bright bergamot/mandarin blast with a smooth tonka drydown that makes it way more interesting than a regular citrus cologne. It feels fresh but still kinda sensual, like perfect date night if you don’t want to smell like everyone wearing Sauvage. Projection is strong enough that people notice, but it never chokes anyone out. I’d 100% recommend it if you want something classy, energetic, and a little different.
I wasn’t expecting to love this this much, but wow. Living on the Edge smells like a high-end sporty fragrance, but way smoother than the usual blue shower gel stuff. The bergamot is crisp, the vetiver keeps it grounded, and there’s this soft tonka in the drydown that makes it feel warm without getting sweet. It kinda gives “driving too fast in a clean white shirt” energy lol. Super wearable but still special. I’d wear this all spring and summer easily.
This is honestly so good. The mandarin and bergamot hit first, super bright and juicy, but not in that basic freshie way. Then the pink pepper gives it this little spicy kick that makes it feel fast, sharp, kinda expensive. I love how clean but energetic it feels, like something you wear when you actually have plans. Performance is great on me too, around 7-8 hours with solid projection for the first few. Def one of the coolest citrus scents I’ve tried lately.
This gives me luxury racing jacket vibes lol. The mandarin hits first, juicy and sharp, then the pink pepper makes it feel kinda energetic. I was worried it would be basic citrus, but the vetiver keeps it more grown up and a bit dry. It’s not groundbreaking, and for Ex Nihilo prices I do want a little more wow factor, but honestly it smells really good. Clean, modern, easy compliment type of thing. I’d wear this to the office, brunch, airport, pretty much anywhere. Lasting power is decent, projection calms down after the first hour.
I like this way more than I expected. The bergamot and mandarin opening is super bright, almost fizzy, and the pink pepper gives it a nice little kick without going full “men’s shower gel.” It dries down smoother with that tonka coming in, but it still stays pretty clean and sporty. Very Ex Nihilo in the sense that it feels polished and expensive, maybe a little too safe for the price though. Performance is solid on me, around 6-7 hours, with moderate projection. Not a beast, but people nearby will smell it. Great everyday scent if you want fresh but not boring.
This is decent, but I expected something more exciting with a name like Living on the Edge. The opening is nice and bright with mandarin and bergamot, kinda sporty and clean, then it dries down into a soft vetiver/tonka thing. Pleasant for sure, but also a bit safe and forgettable. It feels like a luxury gym fragrance or something you'd wear with a white tee and sneakers. Performance is okay on me, around 5-6 hours, but projection gets pretty quiet after the first hour. Not bad at all, just not worth Ex Nihilo prices imo.
I wanted this to feel sharp and exciting, but it’s kinda flat on me. The mandarin and bergamot opening is nice for like 10 minutes, bright and fizzy, then it turns into this thin peppery vetiver thing that feels more like expensive shower gel than a niche fragrance. Tonka barely shows up, so there’s no real warmth or depth to save it. Performance is also meh, sits close and fades faster than I expected from Ex Nihilo. Not awful, just super underwhelming for the price.
