Infinite Eau de Toilette

Firstly I love this fragrance. It is classy, it is clean, fresh and it has that smooth vetiver that is easy to wear. I am surprised that it doesn't get as much love as it should because it is really a fantastic fragrance. The projection and silage are very subtle to none. It projects for the first 2-3hrs then it sits a very close for another hour then its gone. However this is according to my experience. When I get home about 10 hrs later, my wife and kids tell me they can still smell it easily. They can even pick up a nice scent trail. Therefore the issue here could be me being nose blind. I think other users might experience the same thing. In my collection of Bentley frags, I have the Bentley for Men, the Intense and Absolute. Those are bold, power statement fragrances and not as mass appealing as Infinite. Those are manly fragrances and they perform very well. Overall I am loving infinite, the scent profile is great. The vetiver, citrus combination works well. I think it works in any occasion if you are confident and want to smell like money.

Having worn this many times now, it always reminds me of TdH x Light Blue Forever. Rindy, realistic citruses, vetiver heavy, powderyish violet contrasting with that terpene like effect that pushes hard and assaults the nose, in a good way of course. People say that this EDT is redundant or obsolete due to the EDP but I beg to differ. The EDP is much more resin focused, denser and more suited to cool weather/evening wear. Something akin to the difference between EN and EN Extreme. By no means is that to say that this couldn't work or perfom in those situations, because it could, just the scent profile it's self doesn't necessarily suit winter or cold weather. This is much fresher and youthful leaning, in a sophisticated way still. Nathalie Lorson is a magician 🎩

This was a blind buy and I absolutely love it. Probably the best £20 fragrance I've bought this year. Super citrusy opening but green, almost ozonic and spicy at the same. Violet Leaf is one of my favourite smells, I love Fahrenheit, and this too pulls it off to a tee. The dry down is fantastic, if a little close to the skin. It's very cozy. I'm not a fan in the slightest of ambergris but this is just blended so nicely and smoothly. I get about 6-8 hours longevity with it projecting moderately for the first hour or two and then the magic comes in. Overall, a really nice barbershop/casual fragrance and for the price, you really can't go wrong. 9/10

Bentley Infinite(EDT) is really good. A lot similar to TD'Hermes but without as much sophistication/class and with a bit less of orange in it. A much cheaper alternative would be 'Jaguar for Men Prive' (brown color bottle mostly in Asia). Both smell almost the same and with equal longevity (3~4 hrs and better on fabric). The Jaguar Prive 100ml you get for less than 15$. Bentley Intense 100ml at ~35$ max. If you have any of the above then Bentley Infinite EDT might be redundant. Also, its worth to try Bentley Infinite Rush which is more citrusy and is a better twist on the Terre D'Hermes DNA.

This is almost like a classic barbershop fragrance with some noticeable florals and a nice amount of ambergris. To me ambergris is very noticeable in fragrances and this is blended in nicely. It smells good and very masculine but it's not dirty smelling. It has a rich and creamy vibe to it. Definitely give Bentley fragrances a try if you haven't! They are all surprisingly good! I give this a 9.3/10