Kaleidoscope

This smells like a more full, slightly sweet Terre de hermes ! For me this is a more playful and less serious,even date appropriate, terre de hermes that somehow manages to still be elegant. This fragrance is like a kaleidoscope because you seem to smell vetiver, resin, or mint distinctly for a couple of seconds. I find that there needs to be more of a base and that this is a 4 hour fragrance for me, but the projection is fair and sillage is good. Other people seem to be perplexed or extranced by this beautiful fragrance on me. A fragrance for the 25 plus or 30 plus man who can dress smart or is a young business professional. I find this a rather charming or romantic scent like Muschimo OUMO.

#1492 in my "Tour de Fragrance" Another great scent from this house. This one is supergreen. Puts me in mind of Penhaligon's "Sports Car Club." Great quality. Inoffensive, versatile, masculine. $180 if you can find it. Kind of an 80's scent like Bogart 'Pour Homme". If you're a fan of Lacoste "L12.12 Eau de Parfum for Him" you'll definitely like this. But you'll like the $33 price tag of the Lacoste way better. SO that would be my call.

STRONG, not for the weak!!! I love this creation by Daniel Josier, I get a new not every time I smell but for me I get heavy Spicy Tobacco for some reason! I love wearing this on special occasions I definitely standout, but you just got own it! Seriously a great scent👍

Wow! Not for a quiet event. Aptly named, Kaleidoscope will give you range FOR SURE. On first spritz you’re hit with crisp, resinous eucalyptus that’s almost astringent with highlights of pine (almost like aftershave). However, the dry down with patchouli begins a trip to an Egyptian embalming room where the louder scents of nature and medicine collide prominently. After an hour, heavier notes melt down together into a balance of sweet, spiced, skin-like leather. It won’t be an everyday wear for most people, but I recommend it for anyone looking for something unisex, clean and nature forward but uniquely projecting. I would imagine this working well for a well-traveled, professional man in his 30s who goes from boardroom to backpacking or an effortlessly cool mom in her 40s on vacation with freshly washed hair heading out to a patio dinner.

so...waiting for the lavender, cedar, mint, green tea, patch, and oud....all i'm getting right now is pine and eucalyptus. not sure Vicks Vapor rub is my idea of a great fragrance...so give this thing time, children. hopefully on your skin it's more interesting because I'm not happy....and many many moments later the daniel version of guerlinade comes in. the mix of cedar, patch, and lavender slowly show their face and I stopped wondering what the f* was i thinking when i bought this...blindly! what a relief. not for the faint of heart. get a sample. odds are i might not have bought this, although it's probably because I'd not have given it the time and just scrubbed like i was tempted to. lovely refined beauty with character and LOTS of sophistication.