Well Played

The card reads... Not unlike your smooth, confident energy, fresh lavender and bergamot open the scent on a vibrant note, while rich elements like incense, tonka bean, and cocoa seed add character, and warmth, similar to your witty retort that left the room laughing. The result? A self assured scent that moves through life as smoothly as you do. A very masculine, soft citrusy, baby lavender lotion, woodsy, black coffee, spicy perfume. If you loved Morning After, you will LOVE this one too. This is more of an "in your face perfume", but it's tolerable. Can only be worn by those who are confident, smart, and hard working. Wise, extremely sarcastic, never rude, and always kind. Great Sillage, excellent longevity. Perfect as an everyday scent but can also be worn on DATE nights. A little goes a long way. Do I love it, YES, They each tell a story, and I love that. BISOUS

This is one of my top 3 from this brand. I love the feeling it gives me. I know it has a very stereotypical aromatic smell but it's so different than the stuff that is actively worn around me from day to day so I never feel like it's "basic". It's the perfect mesh for me between spice and sweet because it definitely has cocoa but its cocoa, not chocolate and it balances amazingly well with the bergamot and lavender. I will say this is a one trick pony like scent. Not much evolution here, it's bergamot, lavender and tonka in the center stage with support and balancing from the other notes. So if you don't enjoy that and you want a bit more of a "story" then this is not the right scent for you. I personally enjoy both so occasionally I'll spray this on me and my confidence is instantly boosted.

It's a sweet one. The opening reminds me of fruity pebbles or something. The rest is sort of a sparkling citrusy lavender with sweeter base notes. Reminds me of Le Male but I think it's better than. Performance is average at best but this smells really good. One of the better ones from CoAR.

Revisiting this fragrance after at least a year of smelling it, I would tent to agree more with most of the comments below. It is good. Not amazing, but definitely not a toss out like I was thinking. Someone said, it has a fruity pebbles opening, and I somehow totally agree, but only on paper. On skin, my skin, this opens truly lemon pledge, but softens up as it goes. I like, not love this. Going to try some layering combos, and try to give this some more workout through this summer. 7/10

This ever so slightly edges to masculine for me, there's a light, sweet powderiness that you get when pressed right up to it that makes it a little softer than your average cologne. Not offensive, a light cologne the silage seems very small, more intimate. This is a good date night cologne in which you're anticipating close quarters.

Really good scent. The projection and longevity is weak though. If the projection, sillage and longevity was better I would have a full bottle.

Lavender bergamot similar to Commodity Wool on me dries to a burnt hair note of wood alcohol. Until the harsh woody note takes over, it's a simple slightly thin cologne. It's much closer to masculine and it's sort of boring until it becomes, on me anyway, awful. Without the screechy wood/burnt hair note, it would be merely pleasant, but also easily wearable. With it, it's a huge pass for me.