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Avanguardia is decent, but for Xerjoff I expected more magic tbh. The cherry opening is pretty nice, not cough syrupy, with a little mandarin brightness that makes it feel less heavy. After that it gets warmer and kinda smoky from the olibanum/tonka thing, which I actually like. My issue is it feels a bit blurry after 30 minutes, like the notes stop standing out and it becomes just a pleasant sweet resin scent. Performance is okay on me, around 6 hours, projection moderate. Nice to wear, but not something I’d rush to buy at Xerjoff prices.
Tbh Mezzo is the kind of scent that makes me understand why Sospiro has hype. It opens bright with mandarin, but the musk makes it feel soft and airy instead of sharp. There’s a green, slightly mossy base that gives it this grown-up elegance, but it’s not boring at all. I’d wear this to work, on a date, to a wedding, literally anywhere. It’s clean, sexy, and polished all at once, which is hard to pull off. Not beast mode in a loud way, but people around you will def smell it. Easy 5 stars for me.
This is one of those perfumes that doesn’t scream for attention but still gets noticed. I get a sparkling citrus start, then juniper gives it this cool, slightly gin-like freshness that I’m obsessed with. Later it gets smoother and a little earthy from the patchouli, but never dirty or heavy. It’s so well blended that nothing feels random. I wore it to dinner and got two compliments, which honestly doesn’t happen that often with fresher scents on me. It feels unisex, classy, and very expensive. If I had to pick one easy signature, Mezzo would be high on the list.
I love this more every time I wear it. The lavender here is so smooth, not barbershop-y or old man at all. It’s mixed with this soft musk that feels super clean and polished. Kinda reminds me of the vibe you get from expensive hotel lobbies, but more wearable and less generic. It’s fresh enough for daytime but has enough depth to feel special at night too. Projection is really solid for the first few hours and it lasts all day on clothes. 5/5 easily, this smells like someone who has their life together.
Peccato Nobile is the kind of vanilla I actually want to wear. Not cupcake, not childish, just creamy and warm with cinnamon making it feel cozy but polished. The patchouli is there, but it’s not dirty or hippie at all, more like a smooth base holding everything together. I could see this being amazing in fall and winter, especially with a black coat. Projection is strong for the first few hours, then settles into this gorgeous warm trail. Super classy.
This is honestly sexy as hell. I get spicy pink pepper and warm vanilla right away, then it turns darker and more plush as it dries down. It kinda gives rich hotel lobby meets late night dinner vibes, in the best way. Not a safe blind buy if you hate spice, but if you like warm sweet scents with attitude, wow. It lasts forever on clothes too. I wore it once and my jacket still smelled amazing the next day.
Serica is stunning if you like orange blossom but want it softer and more modern. It opens bright and creamy, then settles into this warm sandalwood-musk base that feels really polished. Nothing about it smells cheap or loud. It gives rich girl white linen vibes, but not in a boring way. I wore it to brunch and got two compliments, which almost never happens with softer scents on me. Projection is moderate but the longevity is solid. Honestly one of the prettiest releases I’ve tried lately.
This is one of those perfumes that doesn’t punch you in the face, but you keep sniffing your wrist all day. The musk and Iso E Super make it feel airy and glowy, like your skin but way better. I usually don’t care for coconut notes because they can go sunscreen-y, but here the coconut milk is smooth and clean. It kinda reminds me of a more natural, less sweet skin scent version of something like Another 13. Super wearable, super pretty, and def full bottle worthy.
I love this so much. Serica has that soft orange blossom thing going on, but it’s not sharp or soapy at all. The coconut milk makes it creamy in the prettiest way, like clean skin after a fancy shower. It feels super smooth and expensive without screaming for attention. I get a lot of sandalwood in the drydown too, very soft and cozy. Performance is honestly great on me, around 7-8 hours with a nice little scent bubble. Easy 5/5, I’d wear this anywhere.
Mezzo is a stunner. The lavender here is so smooth, not that sharp barbershop type, and mixed with mandarin it feels bright but still elegant. The drydown is where it really gets me though, that musky oakmoss base smells clean, classy, and kinda sensual. It reminds me a little of those niche fresh-woody scents that cost a fortune, but this has more character. I’d wear this spring through fall, day or night. Strong recommendation if you like fresh scents with real depth.
This is such a beautiful winter/fall fragrance. The orange in the opening gives it a little brightness, but pretty quickly it turns into this warm cinnamon-vanilla cloud with a classy woody edge. It feels expensive and grown, but not old-fashioned. I wouldn’t wear it to the gym or on a super hot day, but for evenings, dinners, dressed-up moments? Perfect. It’s strong, so 2 sprays is enough for me. Really impressed, tbh. One of the best spicy sweet scents I’ve tried lately.
This is fine, but I expected more from the name tbh. I mostly get a soft amber with a bit of cardamom spice and some dry cedar in the background. The almond is there for like 10 minutes then disappears on me, which is a shame because that was the most interesting part. It feels warm and polished, kinda expensive-smelling, but also weirdly forgettable. Performance is decent, around 5-6 hours, with pretty soft projection. I’d wear it in cooler weather or to dinner, but I wouldn’t rush to buy a full bottle.
Mezzo surprised me because I expected just another fancy citrus fragrance, but nope, this has layers. The bergamot pops at first, then it settles into this creamy tonka and oakmoss thing that feels warm but still clean. It’s not sweet in a dessert way, more like soft and smooth underneath the freshness. I can wear this in spring, summer nights, even fall. It smells expensive without being loud or trying too hard. Longevity is excellent on my skin, around 9 hours, and the drydown is honestly the best part. Super refined stuff.
Mezzo is honestly gorgeous. The bergamot and mandarin opening is super bright but not like basic shower gel citrus. It has this smooth, expensive feel right away, then the musk comes in and makes it really clean and addictive. I kept smelling my wrist all day. It feels fresh, but still kinda dressed up, like something you’d wear with a crisp white shirt and nice shoes. Performance is great on me too, easily 8+ hours, with a nice scent trail without choking people out. Def one of the best fresh-leaning fragrances I’ve tried.
This was love at first spray for me. The opening has this sparkly orange and pink pepper thing that grabs attention immediately, then it melts into spicy vanilla with a darker backbone. It reminds me a little of those luxe Middle Eastern-style fragrances, but smoother and easier to wear. It feels confident, warm, and kinda addictive. I got two compliments the first time I wore it, which basically never happens to me. Expensive smelling and totally worth it if you like bold scents.
I’m picky with oud because so many perfumes go medicinal or super heavy, but this one nails it. The oud here feels polished and wearable, blended with orange and vanilla so it never gets harsh. It smells expensive, like something from a niche counter, not a typical designer release. I wouldn’t wear it to the gym or office tbh, it’s too bold for that, but for evenings it’s perfect. Also lasts a solid full day on my skin, which is rare.
I love this way more than I expected. The orange in the opening is bright but not juicy-clean, more like candied orange peel with cinnamon dusted over it. Then the vanilla comes in and makes everything smooth and expensive smelling. It has that Carolina Herrera “dressed up” vibe but with a darker twist. I don’t find the oud scary at all, it’s just giving depth. Performance is great on me, easily 8+ hours and people notice it without it choking the room. Def special occasion energy.
This is decent but I expected more from an extrait tbh. The black currant is the best part for me — juicy, dark, a little tart, not super sugary. Then the leather creeps in and makes it feel more serious, almost smoky. I don’t get a ton of oud, just a dry woody vibe in the background. It smells classy, but also kinda flat after the opening. Performance is okay, maybe 6 hours, with moderate projection at first then pretty close to skin. I’d wear it, but I wouldn’t rush to buy a bottle.
Tbh this smells way more expensive than I expected. Serica is creamy, musky, and woody in the smoothest way. The sandalwood is gorgeous here, not dry or pencil-shaving vibes, just soft and slightly warm. The orange blossom adds a clean brightness without turning old-fashioned. I love that it feels minimal but still memorable. It’s not beast mode, but people near you will def notice it. If you’re into elegant musky scents that feel effortless, this is such an easy 5 stars for me.
This smells like clean skin on vacation, but make it luxe. The coconut milk is creamy and airy, not tropical cocktail at all, and the musk keeps everything super soft. I don’t really get a loud floral bomb here, more like a gentle orange blossom haze. It’s cozy but still fresh, which is my favorite kind of perfume. I could see this being amazing in warm weather, especially after a shower. It lasts surprisingly well too, just becomes more intimate after a few hours. Totally obsessed.
