Maiestus

Maiestus is a perfume that has generated many doubts in me. I've been with the job for about 4 hours and I'm not sure what to think. So what I say today will probably change in future tests, since I have a 2 ml vial that reaches me for about 4 uses. The opening is very good. At that moment it seemed to me that it was going to be a fresh and powdery floral, in the vein of vitriol d' oeillet de serge lutens or confessions of a garden gnome by fort & manle. With soft flowers on a green bed. But then the drying down arrives and things change radically. The perfume becomes almost totally woody, with a very soft and delicate but very perceptible oud that reminds me a lot of the drying of Bois d'oud de perris Montecarlo, with a patchouli that is also very discreet. Despite the load of oud, I see it as a perfume to wear during the day, since it is quite fresh and delicate. It seems to me an elegant aroma although not very noticeable. Although its duration is good (since the aroma changed, it has been on my skin without changing, that is, more than 3 hours) the projection is very very moderate, making it a very versatile and wearable perfume. The aroma seems totally unisex to me and I think it could be a very good option for those who want to enter the world of oud or who enjoy those notes but do not like very fecal or too strong oud. Scent: 7.5 Longevity: 8 Projection: 5 Quality / price: 5 Versatility: 8 Originality: 8 Overall: 7.5

It is a Mugler A-men clone. Not that it is a bad thing. It is actually quite pleasant, less stringent and more refined than the original A-Men.

An Intoxicated By Kilian clone. Thats it.