Faith

Great fragrance, period! Overpriced, yes, but if you can afford this signature scent/fragrance or can find it discounted, you will not regret it. My wife, who is very particular about fragrances, if she compliments me, then I generally trust her nose. As a collector for over 30 years (e.g., I've sold hundreds of fragrances in my collection, this one is a keeper, etc.), this fragrance is definitely a stunner! I understand the negative reviews. Everyone has a different way of interpreting how fragrances smell. However, the moment I smelled this fragrance, I knew it was a winner. If you can find this, caveat, please don't overspray! I am guilty of overspraying my fragrances. I work in a corporate environment. I have my own office, so the fragrance can settle if it's too strong and not offend anyone. The first time I wore this to work, it was a room filler (e.g., 10 sprays, yeah, way too much, etc.). My teammates let me know immediately, Lol! I did receive positive compliments throughout the day. Even when I thought the scent had faded entirely, I still received compliments after work. I had two women literally chase me down while I was shopping at Tyson's Corner, here in Northern Virginia, and ask me what I was wearing. They had no idea about the brand, and the price was beyond both their budget. I mentioned some alternative fragrances they should try as well. This fragrance, Bleu De Chanel (EDP), Le Sel d'Issey by Issey Miyake, and "Imagination" by Louis Vuitton have garnered me more compliments than any other fragrance in my collection. This fragrance can be dressed up or dressed down. It's regal yet sophisticated. Women will smell this and immediately think you are a "baller" or millionaire! As mentioned above, when I was greeted by the two women about this fragrance, one asked me what I did for a living... funny how smell can make a person associate it with wealth and class. I don't believe in associating fragrances with wealth...I believe in smelling good for sure and great hygiene. After over 30 years in the military (now retired), smelling great and maintaining excellent hygiene is the norm. For me, smelling great makes me feel like a millionaire. I've never had to fake it until I made it...I just made it happen! So, buy what you can afford and make you feel good! Unfortunately, this is discontinued in most grey markets. I believe the brand sells this on their site and Luckyscent; however, the price has increased. I would not buy it at the price listed, and I can afford it...but it's not that serious. I was lucky to get this at a great price when it launched (e.g., $575 instead of $1875 — crazy, etc.). So, I agree with you guys about the current price for this fragrance; it's not that serious. Yes, it smells great and garners compliments. However, there are so many other fragrances for a third of the price. Again, if you got it like that...get it! Otherwise, get something more affordable and smell-good that won't break your bank account. Cheers! Q-Scents

I'm transported to 711 AD sailing the Southern Mediterranean to the North African coast after just making a trade for the rarest spices in the region, dawning my Moorish regalia etched in leather and suede and inhaling the brisk blue aquatic sea with every rock and row of the ship I'm on. Its very balanced and elegant. It's gentle just as it is commanding... One of the only fragrances I'll ever feel the need for a backup bottle. Edit: Ok so look, there's a clone of this out and it's pretty damn close so good that I bought 2 bottles. Now I'm of the population that found Faith to be unclonebable. Cause it's like Ganymede and Megamare or Aqua Sapphire and Ganymede or Hasu or Bois Impérial or Amberful but no no and no those layers don't quite do it cause trust me bro I've tried. But the clone is the closet to the real thing. If I had to give it a percentage it would be 75-80%. I can't give it a 1 to 1 but it's pretty spot on in my honest opinion. The main difference I detect is that floral heart in Faith. Its sweet and powdery, almost soapy like. In the clone, I don't quite get that in a prominent way its there it just doesn't stand out the same way. The name of the clone you ask? Holy Grail by Mirror Image Fragrances, well done.

I've always been drawn to fragrances that demand attention, announcing your presence with confidence. A friend of mine bought two bottles of this scent without even testing it, purely out of love for his country! Named after Pakistan and rumored to be discontinued, this fragrance has tsunami-like projection. Boadicea has created hundreds of perfumes, but *Boadicea Emaan* holds a special place in my heart. I think it's earned a spot on my Favorite Fragrances Bucket List! It feels like a transition from a vibrant day to a peaceful evening!

Really is signature scent worthy. Can fit any occasion and it has a great balance of freshness and depth that can make it be worn in any season. Very pricey but for me I’m not going to lie it’s worth the money and that says a lot. The quality really is top tier but when you have Christian Provenzano making the the fragrance it’s too be expected. P.S. The compliments this gets from STRANGERS (not friends/family that know you as the fragrance guy) is insane. More then any fragrance I’ve ever had so far.

This is one of the best scents that I've put my nose on and I've tried and tested more than 1000 perfumes (bottles and decants). This beat any perfume in garnering compliments from friends and strangers as well. Wear this and prepares yourself to be stopped and asked randomly "what perfume are you wearing". I get people resembling it to Ganymede but it doesn't have that metallic weirdness in the opening and which makes it so much better than Ganymede.