24 Elixir Neroli

Wow, this one surpirsed me. It's quite interesting. In the opening it is a refreshing summer drink, like a Moscow mule. It actually smells cool and sparkling with the gingery spiciness. As it dries down the spiciness remains but the mintiness and effervesence fade. In the drydown the ginger remains with a powdery tonka becoming dominant and a little bit of herbal green in the background. There is a hint of sweetness throughout, but it is very subtle. Even though the fragrance is called Neroli Elixir, I never find Neroli a dominant note, I do notice it in the background at all stages though. I don't find a lot of green fragrances that I love, but this is one to add to that short list. Really solid performance, but I wish the opening lasted a bit longer. The minty, bubbly opening lasts about an hour then the warmer base takes over, thankfully it is also quite nice and it lasts 6-8 hours on my skin with moderate projection. This is a fragrance that stays right on the unisex line. I am not at all familiar with this brand, this is the first of their fragrances I have tried. I might have to try a couple more if this is a good representation of the brand. Elixir Neroli smells a little different and interesting while still being easily wearable. It shifts from a fresh fragrance to a slightly gourmand fragrance seamlessly. The quality of this fragrance is far better than the price I see it available for. I tested this from a sample and see buying a full bottle in the future.

As most reviewers below have pointed out, Elixir Neroli does not smell like TF's Neroli Portofino. In fact, it is no way close even. Neroli Portofino is really strong on the 'neroli' side as it also has white flower notes - orange blossom and jasmine which further enhanced the nerolish scent. Elixir Neroli has a really nice unique scent that I've not smell anything like this before. The opening is a minty tea (a little bitter and sappy) and move on to a sparkly citrusy orange tonic scent. The strange thing is that the smell I get from the whiffs and the smell I sniff directly from skin, seems different and both are really nice! On another hand, I also get the spicy notes from the ginger and then slowly a powdery musky sweet scent emerges. I would say that apart from the fresh lovely scent, the bottle with the green metallic body looks really cool too! Definitely worth a full bottle to keep in your collection.

Simply incredible. Love from the first sniff. Neroli smells really natural and warm, there is no sharp citrus opening. It opens on with the beautiful fresh neroli and green notes, moving towards the dry-down it gets a little muskier and sweetens up a bit, can easily pick up the tea and mint notes which compliments neroli really well. Incredibly well blended and balanced. Niche quality with superb performance. Sample will be empty soon, full bottle is a must. I love neroli scents and this one is up there with the best of the best.

Fresh and bright like strolling through a vibrant garden on a sparking spring morning. Minty opening with a wonderful hint of tea both of which are brightened and elevated by the ginger note. Sweet and slightly powdery with just enough of the cedar shining through to impart a tart green note that balances the sweet floral fragrance. Invigorating and long wearing. What an awesome Elixir indeed! Perfectly unisex and highly recommended!

Wow, there is a lot going on here and it morphs quite quickly from smelling one way to another but always in a good way. The opening is lemony-lime and reminds me of 7-up. After a minute or two, the lemon fades and it gets fruitier and becomes reminiscent of that 70s kids' drink "Hawaiian Punch". Give it another 5 minutes and the ginger awakens, giving it a more masculine touch and turning it into an office-friendly scent. Overall, it's a pleasant, clean scent which is best worn in Spring, Summer and early fall. It eventually settles and stabilizes into something that smells like lemon/fruity sherbert (as someone mentioned below) and that ginger-spice gets sharper on dry-down. It does not project very far, a foot or two, making it office-safe. It is definitely unique. Worth getting if not too expensive.