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Demon Dancer is one of those scents I keep sniffing on my wrist. The peppermint is not toothpaste at all, more like a cold sparkle over blood orange and woods. It has this modern Ex Nihilo polish, kinda like something you’d smell on someone stylish and intimidating. I love that it’s fresh but not boring, and sweet but not gourmand. Performance is great too, easily lasts a full workday on my skin.
I’m obsessed with Demon Dancer. That opening is so weirdly addictive — bright blood orange with this cool peppermint thing that sounds like it shouldn’t work, but it totally does. It feels fresh and electric at first, then the woody musky base comes in and makes it super sexy. Not your basic citrus at all. On me it lasts around 8 hours and projects really well for the first few. Def one of the most unique Ex Nihilos I’ve tried.
This is a full bottle worthy scent for me. The opening has that saffron sparkle, then it gets creamy and cozy with vanilla and coconut, but never turns childish. The leather is super smooth, almost like a luxury handbag in the background. I wore it in cold weather and it bloomed beautifully, like warm skin and expensive cashmere. It’s not an everyday dumb reach for me, more of a special mood scent, but when it hits it REALLY hits. Killer longevity too.
This is what I wanted so many coconut perfumes to be. Not tropical, not sweet cocktail, not body lotion. Vendomania is creamy, warm, and kinda mysterious. I mostly get vanilla and coconut with this saffron glow around it, and the leather makes it feel more grown up. It has a similar addictive vibe to some niche amber-vanillas, but it doesn’t smell like a BR540 clone at all. Super smooth extrait texture too. Projection is strong but not obnoxious. Honestly 5/5 for me, it smells like money.
I love this way more than I expected. The saffron pops first, but it’s not that harsh medicinal saffron some scents have. It melts into this creamy vanilla-coconut thing that feels super expensive and smooth. There’s a little leather underneath too, just enough to make it sexy and not like a beachy sunscreen coconut. Performance is amazing on me, like 9+ hours and I still catch it on my scarf the next day. Def one of those perfumes that smells rich without trying too hard.
Changing Constance Intense is so good it’s annoying because now I want a full bottle. The opening has this peppery pimento spice that wakes it up right away, then it melts into creamy vanilla and tobacco. It’s sweet, but not juvenile at all. More sultry than cute. I’d 100% wear this on a date or a night out, but it’s still smooth enough to not choke people out. Lasts around 7 hours on my skin, longer on my scarf.
I love this so much. The vanilla is rich and cozy but not cupcake-y, and that cardamom/pimento thing gives it such a cool spicy kick. It feels expensive without trying too hard, like a warm cashmere sweater but with attitude. I wore it to dinner and kept catching little whiffs all night. Performance is great on me too, easily 8+ hours with a nice scent bubble. Def one of the best Penhaligon's I’ve tried.
I really like this, though I don’t think it’s a total masterpiece. The blood orange gives it a juicy sparkle, then the Akigalawood comes in and makes everything peppery/woody without being too harsh. It kinda reminds me of those clean woody ambers like Ganymede’s distant cousin, but more playful and easier to wear. The tonka is barely sweet on me, just enough to soften it. Performance is good, not beast mode, but def noticeable.
This one surprised me. The peppermint and blood orange opening is super bright, almost like a fancy cocktail, but not sweet or childish. Then it gets woodier and a bit musky on my skin, which makes it feel more expensive and less “freshie.” I love the contrast, it’s clean but kinda dangerous too. Only flaw is the opening is the best part and it calms down a little too fast. Still, lasts around 6-7 hours on me with decent projection.
Changing Constance Intense is super pretty if you like spicy vanillas. On my skin the cardamom is the star at first, almost chai-like, then it melts into this soft vanilla-cashmeran thing. Very smooth, very polished, very Penhaligon's. It’s not a beast mode fragrance, but it definitely lasts and leaves a nice little trail for the first few hours. Minor complaint: I wanted the tobacco to be darker and more noticeable. It’s there, but kinda shy. Still, this is one of those scents that makes you feel put together without trying too hard.
Tbh this smells like money in the best way. The bergamot and rhubarb give it this sharp sparkling bite, but then the tonka bean smooths everything out so it never gets too harsh. It’s clean, spicy, slightly sweet, and kinda dangerous smelling lol. I wore it to dinner and got two compliments before dessert. Is it overpriced? Probably. Do I still want a full bottle? Absolutely yes.
Vendomania Extrait is so well blended that it’s hard to pick apart, but in the best way. I get saffron, soft vanilla, and a suede-like leather vibe. It’s warm and kinda sensual without being loud or trashy. More elegant than sweet, which I really appreciate. If Delina is pretty and flirty, this is more like confident, dressed in black, perfect hair energy. It lasts around 8 hours on my skin with a nice scent bubble. Easily one of my favorites from Ex Nihilo.
Okay this one is dangerous lol. I sprayed once and kept smelling my wrist all day. The vanilla is plush and sweet but not cupcake-y, and the leather gives it this soft dark edge that I’m obsessed with. The coconut is there, but more creamy than beachy. It feels like something you wear to dinner when you wanna smell unforgettable. Lasts forever on clothes and I got two compliments the first time I wore it. Expensive? Yeah. But tbh it smells expensive too.
Tbh this smells luxe from the first spray. The saffron gives it that golden, slightly leathery warmth, then the vanilla comes in smooth and addictive. Cashmeran makes the whole thing feel soft and fuzzy, not powdery, just really comforting. It kinda reminds me of the vibe of BR540’s elegance, but warmer, spicier, and less airy. Projection is strong for the first couple hours then settles closer, but I could still smell it the next morning on my sweater. Gorgeous stuff.
This is what I wanted so many spicy vanillas to be. It’s cozy but not flat, sweet but not sticky, and the cardamom is blended beautifully. I don’t get a harsh tobacco, more like a soft smoky warmth sitting under the vanilla. Super wearable but still special, like you can tell it’s niche without it being weird for the sake of weird. I got two compliments the first time I wore it, which almost never happens to me. Total winner.
This is ridiculously good. I was expecting a basic sweet vanilla but nope, the saffron and tobacco make it way more interesting. It’s smooth, spicy, a little smoky, and super polished. Kinda gives me the same “expensive person walked by” feeling as some niche heavy hitters, but it has its own personality. Not loud beast mode, but it projects enough and lasts all day on clothes. Honestly 5/5, I’d wear this constantly in cold weather.
This is a very “cool person” scent to me. Peppermint, citrus, and woods, but blended in a way that doesn’t smell like toothpaste or shower gel, thankfully. It has that Ex Nihilo glossy finish where everything feels smooth and expensive. I love wearing it in warmer weather because it feels fresh without being boring. My only complaint is the price, because while it smells great, I’m not sure it’s THAT groundbreaking. Still a strong 4/5 for me.
Demon Dancer feels like a fresh fragrance that went out clubbing lol. I get a lot of rhubarb at first, tart and juicy, with this crisp bergamot thing cutting through. The drydown is more woody-musky, pretty smooth but also a little synthetic in that modern niche way. Not a bad thing, just very polished. I wouldn’t call it cozy at all, more sleek and cool. Projection is solid for the first couple hours then sits closer.
Honestly this surprised me. I expected something heavier because of the tobacco and saffron, but it’s actually pretty wearable. The vanilla is warm and smooth, the pimento gives it a tiny peppery bite, and the whole thing feels cozy without becoming sticky. I wouldn’t call it everyday for everyone, but if you like spicy sweet perfumes, it’s easy to enjoy. Projection is moderate, not room-filling, which I actually prefer. My only nitpick is that the drydown gets a little fuzzy and samey after a while. Still smells great though, just not a total 5 star masterpiece.
This is basically sweet, spicy, and a little moody in the best way. The saffron and vanilla combo is so nice here, kinda creamy but not cupcake-y. I get a bit of tobacco too, which keeps it from feeling too pretty or soft. It reminds me slightly of those warm niche ambers everyone loves, but less screechy than BR540-style scents. I do wish it had a bit more punch after the first couple hours though, because it sits closer than I expected. Still, I love wearing it with a sweater when I want to smell expensive but not loud.