Cedre Atlas

How in the world is this not more talked about and how in the heck is the "like" bar over the "love" bar in the ratings?! I also get very very good longevity and above average projection and I am one who has to spray a little more than the average as things generally don't seem to last very long for me. I am just shocked. Anyways, I think this a the poster fragrance for a signature scent. This is a very very pleasing scent that garners so many complements. This and Santal Carmin are the only two I have smelled from the house and I am very very impressed. I am always on the hunt for things that everyone else is not wearing, that why I collect niche mainly and dont have many creed or bonds as everyone wears them. This is the PERFECT citrus with a fresh cur piece of Cedar wood base and opening. I am very impressed how long it lasts too as citrus summer scents usually dont last this long. I highly encourage one to get a sample of this off ebay like i did for $4.oo, it came in three days and once I put it on my hand, it was over. Full bottle on the way. Now this is one I love to wear in the warmer weather and I get soooo many complements. Look at the opinions on youtube and you will see others love this too and get great longevity also. Scent 9/10 longevity 9/10 projection 8/10 quality 9/10 overall 9/10 and I highly recommend.

I love this perfume! Definitely one of my new favorites. It reads as a true unisex fragrance to me. A bit of sweetness without being sugary and a bit of woodiness without being too dry and earthy. Very clean, fresh and invigorating with a hint of warm amber at the base. It has a kind of petrichor quality about it. I see reviews from other women saying they feel it's too masculine to pull off but I think anyone could rock this fragrance. This is going to become a daily wear for me. Also, I found that layering this with Vanille Insensee (also from atelier cologne) can really Amp up the feminity by adding that sweeter vanilla quality. These perfumes share several notes (citron/lemon, vetiver, amber, and Jasmine) that let them blend together in a really beautiful way. A similar effect could probably be made with a single note layering vanilla as well. This perfume certainly doesn't need any help, but layering it is a fun way to bring it in a slightly different direction.

The first time I tested it on paper and it smelled really nice. The second time I tried it on my wrist and suddenly I have a bad version of the scent I remembered. On one side, I smelled a harsh cedar blends with vetiver, and something a bit green and earthy (I guess it's papyrus). One the other side, I smelled sweet fruity notes. The problem was these 2 sides didn't blend together. I feel like one try to overthrow the other. The third time, which is this morning, I sprayed it on my chest and I found the amazing scent that I smelled on the first time. This one starts with cedar and citrus in a gracious way. Other notes will kick in in about 15 mins and keep the scent balance and interesting the whole time. After a few hours you will find almost only a earthy cedar left. Let the scent breath naturally through air to your nose and you will find a beautiful one.

I was too late when I madly and completely fell for this fragrance. “Too masculine,” I thought. “Too woody,” I childishly proclaimed. Now I’m at the dregs of my sample vial, in utter dismay since it’s become a favorite and it’s been discontinued (at least in the U.S.) I’ve enjoyed layering this with a couple of scents that needed some fresh woods to give it something that had been lacking. I would also dab some on my wrists on its own after an evening shower to enjoy its grounding aroma as I wind down for the night. I’m going to miss it. I’ve read a couple of comments on here about its similarity to D&G Light Blue. With a spritz and some patience while wading through its top notes, I finally get that even more with Light Blue Intense. But it’s still not Cedre Atlas.

I'm never one to shy away from controversy. I definitely get the Cedar. I love this one for it's strong personality. I love that there are just as many dislikes are there are likes. I find this one fresh and definitely more masculine in nature. EDIT: This one is my favourite out of the line. I am surprised at that since it took me months to figure this out. I thought I liked the Gold Leather, or Oud Saphir, or one of the others much more. But I was wrong. I like this one for its character. As rich and opulent as some of the others are in this line. I have found that they can become synthetically cloying to me even though I love the way the smell. This one I find leaves fresh wafts every time you move.