Magia

Fragrance -Magia Bois 1920 Bottle from - 2017 Magia opens with fresh,bright,pleasant,natural and charming citrus notes of mandarin and bergamot fused with a romantic jasmine,followed by amber.Than as it lingers on the skin,it slowly moves to a little bit spiritual,powdery,woody and musky scent with a hint of animalic notes and a wisper of mysticism.This fragrance has a calming effect on me and reminds me of a forest elves casting a healing spells.It has some similarities to Silver Mountain Water by Creed,Silver by Al Rehab and Mefisto by Xerjoff. Longevity - 7/10(7+ hours) Silage/Projection - 7/10(moderate projection and silage for the first 2-3 hours) Weather - For more or less any time of year.Best in spring and summer.I personally wouldn't wear this on a really cold winter days. Versatility - 9/10 Age - 20+ Compliments - 8/10 Scent - 9/10 Main notes according to me - mandarin,bergamot,jasmine,musk,amber,sandalwood. The drydown is a little bit powdery and i get some - woodiness,musk and animalic notes. Emotions - healing spells,magic,fresh,bright,pleasant, natural,transcendent,spiritual. Occasion - For more or less any ocasion. Nice for signature scent.You'll get compliments with this fragrance.

I received a sample of Magia during a recent order and I tried it this morning for shits 'n grins not knowing what to expect. Very nice!...a mostly citrus and white floral fragrance with a bit of a metallic-fruity twag, for lack of a better word. But wait, where have I smelled this before? Okay, it does have a bit of at Silver Mountain Water thing going on, but this fragrance not a SMW clone by any means. It's just a refreshing Spring/Summer fragrances IMO. Performance wasn't stellar in that it lasted 4-5 hours and sat softly, although not a quite a skin-scent, on my fragrance friendly skin. The drydown was pleasant (sort of a white musk) but I had to bury my nose into my skin to find it. Overall, I like it but it's not bottle-worthy for reasons mentioned above. But it is a nice fragrance so judge for yourself because I do like it.

This one is a beauty and embodies the full experience of perfumery. Citrus and florals mixed with a musky-ambery base. It’s unique, for sure. I’ve had such a strange experience with this one... It’s my most worn fragrance - and probably my most beloved fragrance - and yet I never think of this. I never talk about this. It’s fairly middle of the road unisex. I think the sweetness of the opening may lean femme, but the opening lasts every bit of 2 minutes. If you’re truly looking for a unique, uplifting take on citrus - this should be on your radar. The mixture is stunning. This is a happier, sweeter version of silver mountain water - but I’d reach for this over that every single time. This is fantastic. 7/10

JKyle081's assessment is right; this feels like a tall and refreshing class of water infused with bright and fresh citruses, mint, with a dash of amber. Gets more powdery and woody as it dries down, but still leans very fresh. I see the comparison to SMW by Creed, and that leans much more metallic than this. This is perfect for warm/hot weather, I wore this morning for a hike and will be decanting some to take along with me to run errands. Projects just above the skin.

It has Nothing to do with Siver Mountain Water by CREED. This one is less green and more zesty, especially in the opening, sadly it fades away pretty quickly. It’s an excellent pick for scorching summer days.