Brûlée

Imagine sitting in a cafe, youre wearing pdm Althair and you ordered a caramel latte just now, as you wait for your beverage the combination of other peoples drinks mixes in the air with the Althair on your neck. then your latte comes. the barista has sadly overdone the caramel but its alright, you ordered an extra few sugar packets anyway. there is also a faint smell of coconut in the room, you cant detect where its from but you dont complain because it smells good and comforting. Beautiful Althair inspiration mixed with this sweet vanillic sugary coconut in the background. I see myself glazing this house forever. havent smelled liquid brun but i would assume this makes both it and Althair absolutely redundant to the collection. masculine 55/45 feminine but i cant imagine anybody not being able to wear this especially in the winter. very solid performance all around with good and noticeable projection. successful blind buy Smell: 9/10 Projection: 8.5/10 Longevity: 8.5/10 Bottle: 8/10 Packaging: 9/10

Nose Note #1010 This one is very easy to review after Art of Nature 2, Liquid Brun, Al Dirgham, Classic Stone. The first three are close to the OG. Classic Stone is very far away. This is closer than Classic Stone, but the name is giving everything away. Imagine Athair, but with a slight dip of creme brulee. Maybe a subtle lactonic touch. It's not as cornball and dry as Art of Nature and Al Dirgham, for example (the quality that I also love). Definately has a caramel accord, but the DNA is still there. I guess if you are a big fan of something like Liquid Brun you may not exactly enjoy this. Personally, I'd chose Liquid Brun or especially LB Limited Edition over this, this is too creme brulee for me. Almost unisex, most unisex out of all dupes I've tried. Performance is amazing as with almost all Al Maghribis I've tried. 7.8/10, creme brulee twist on Althair

It's a very nice twist on that PDM Althair dna and maybe this is just me but i do feel like they also took some very slight inspiration from Bianco Latte too but it is for the most part closer to the Althair dna but again with it's own twist. I definitely pick up a lot on the caramel and a little bit of the coconut at the start. Do be careful spraying this tho as it is an extrait de parfum with what must be an extremely HIGH level of oil as i had sprayed it on my skin once and it caused my skin to turn yellow, even after trying to wash it off multiple times my skin was still faintly stained and i could still slightly smell it so be careful spraying this on clothes as it can stain your shirt very easily and won't be easy to remove. Other then that it's a great fragrance, nice pressurized atomizer and a pretty cool looking bottle too. 8/10

What a surprise after the first spray. This is light. Rich but not heavy. Caramel toffee, milky, lactonic, lightly woody, floral and coconut. Actually you can smell all the notes listed. Blended so well. Crazy! The mid notes carry this scent. One of the best unisex fragrances I’ve smelled. In a way that it smells masculine on a man, and feminine on a woman. Can’t describe it better. They’re different scent families, but Brûlée and D&G The One EDP feel similar in quality — smooth, beautifully blended, warm, inoffensive, and quietly seductive rather than loud. It does smell delicious.

I've had this for 4 months as i couldnt wear it during summer but its been mascerating all that time The cleanest way i can describe this is take liquid brun but make it creamier,less spicy (which makes it project less),add chocolate & higher quality oils and boom...you have brulee Great scent..is it better than liquid brun? In my opinion no...but im happy to have it in my collection