A.E.O.M.

All Eyes on Me They tell me that one of the greatest phobias for humans is not Covid but simply public speaking. The thought of having “All Eyes on Me” (A.E.O.M.) could strike venomous fear into most mortals apparently. Now, could there possibly be a scent that could accompany you before you have to deliver a speech to 5000 or more post covid? Yes, this is the one. It will comfort you and provide confidence whenever you are the centre of attention or affliction. It is so exceptional that it leans towards a masterpiece by a perfumer in her prime that is also gaining momentum - Cecile Zerokian. Her now most infamous work is likely Ani by Nishane, or possibly Tango but this could be her most under-rated piece. Like Ani, this is sweet (but unlike Ani not to sweet) and sophisticated but dare I say more luxurious and more mysterious. Imagine a fruity accord of citrus dates that have been marinated in spiced liquors and smoked cinnamon accompanied by a bouquet of flowers. Then the authentic oud that appeared in the opening takes centre stage for her keynote speech before beautiful amber closes the production. Prepare to be impressed by this sophisticated unisex offering. After your speech when you are greeted by many, the smiles and compliments you receive will not just be for your speech. 4.65/5

A.E.O.M is a great gourmand musky fragrance. Usage of dates reminds me of L'enfant Terrible but instead of cumin, cloves and cinnamon is potent in A.E.O.M. There is a animalic feel in musk accord which is very balanced in a perfect way. These kind of usage musk and spices become so attractive on skin. I would describe this as musky amber-spicy. But it has also gourmand aspect which comes from cinnamon clove and liquor ... Performans is above average. It is not a bold, potent fragrance but it performs as it should.

aeom is true to its name, you are going to turn heads. its very sweet vanilla but im getting heavy sandalwood as well, which is one of my favorite smells. not getting a lot of booze. my husband typically doesnt notice my perfume until i draw him close, but he sniffed this as soon as he walked into the room! we both quite like it but it's outgoing attitude means i probably wont wear it everyday, and probably not to the office unless i want ATTENTION! i still want a bottle.

Tipsy vanilla :-) As already stated “All Eyes on Me” (A.E.O.M.) is heavily underrated fragrance. I, personally, have very difficult relation with vanilla sent in general, they simply don't resonate with my inner sense of beauty. Neither Ani or Tango, that are the creations of same perfumer, enlighten my inner senses, but the AEOM does! It's very warm and caring and by wearing this I feel myself like being hugged by a sweet rummy cloud.

"Cécile is a master in creating vanilla scents", I heard someone say. And it is true, she has made very good vanilla scents, one of them being Ani by Nishane. AEOM has vanilla, for sure, but there is a lot more to it. It's boozy, resinous, fruity, with a hint of floral notes and a nice NICE oud background. Even though I just got a dabber sample, I can appreciate and enjoy the deliciousness of this frag. Will order a bottle soon.

The best rose blend I’ve smelled ever before

Yes,it is interesting, reminds me of something I still can not remember... to be honest. I have swapped my Amans, V Canto for this one cause I thought this would be really strong. Well, it is and smells good. After 2 years I like it more.

A.E.O.M. is very dense, syrupy, sticky, and intense, with something dirty in the base that gets stronger over time. It's potently gourmand, elixir-like, and hedonistic. This isn't a savory Christmas scent but rather a highly self-indulgent powerhouse. The combination of sticky, heady figs or raisins and warm spices evokes a "bodily", solicitous aroma, with layers upon layers of different types of sweetness. It does indeed scream, "Look at me!". But is it attractive, or is it too gluttonous? I honestly can't decide. It's a lot of whatever it is. I'd describe this as a hedonist's amber-spicy. It's not your comfy gourmand or royal robe oriental. All the foody notes and booze speak of someone who denies themself nothing. I enjoy how the experience grows deeper and earthier as the hours pass, though during testing I found myself craving a little lift or "whiteness" to juxtapose the dirty foody-liquor energy. There is a little bit of the spirit of a true oriental in the heart, with a muddy combination of florals, but no clean floral accord ever pops out at you, least of all a white one. That said, it isn't totally dark, and it toes the line between daylight and a bar crawl if you are already a regular of booze fragrances. Me being someone who looks for a characteristic brightness in my fragrances, I find this too sweet and weighed down.

Smell like weed, but not weed at the same time. Pretty gross smell if you ask me. Remind me of when you mix all the pretty colors together thinking you're gonna get a beautiful color, but in reality all the colors mixed gets you a ugly poopy brown. Thats this in scent form. That said. I will re test this to see if my feelings still stand.

Anyone know where can I find a sample or decant of this? I live in the US and can't find it anywhere. It sounds amazing!

Sapphire20 Lucky Scent has it, it’s Aura perfumes AEOM!!!