In Flagranti

I don't find this wholly unwearable like several others have mentioned. It's an odd mix of green plant scents with a hint of sweet fruit, but overall this does not smell sweet at all. I think for those that like the scents of green leaves, green plants, grass etc, this can actually be quite wearable. This is not something I'd wear all the time, but definitely travel spray worthy for me - it's something I like but would have to be in the mood to wear.

In Flagranti is a bold, dynamic fragrance that challenges the senses right from the start. The opening is sharp and unapologetically synthetic, with a green accord that can feel almost overwhelming—borderline aggressive to some. However, patience rewards the wearer as the scent gradually unfolds. As it settles, a floral-fruity nuance emerges, softening the initial harshness. But the real transformation happens in the dry down, where a surprisingly well-balanced blend of caramel, vanilla, and sandalwood takes over. This creamy, slightly gourmand base provides warmth and depth, making the fragrance far more enjoyable in its later stages. That being said, In Flagranti is not for everyone. It demands time and tolerance, and while it does improve significantly over wear, the question remains: is it worth the wait? For lovers of avant-garde perfumery, perhaps. For the average wearer, maybe not. Rating: 2.5/5

First off, this is not a fruity gourmand fragrance just in case you see the notes and get that wrong perception. It is a very animalic white floral scent, with a hint of earth or dirtiness that comes directly from the Galbanum note. Too much going on in here. Be aware that the fruits and the caramel won’t make it a user friendly fragrance. It’s all about the green tuberose, animalic notes and woody undertones. It smells off putting right off the bat- just in the beginning but the dry down is purely niche and bearable if you enjoy the scent profile. Very unisex! My partner thinks it is masculine leaning. For colder months. Very niche. And NOT A SAFE BLIND BUY.

When I was trying to test the fragrance, there was a risk of everything in my body sticking together :) It can be disassembled into notes and this is interesting, but all the notes from the pyramid are mixed with tones and tones of sugar syrup. For the first 3-4 hours, it is not wearable to my nose, but later on a pleasant milky tuberose remains and this is the moment when you might consider a full-size bottle

A hellish blend of apricot, peach, strawberry, tuberose, orange blossom, lily of the valley and some other herbs spilled on an old, dusty velvet couch next to a scattering of powder. Literally makes me nauseous. An interesting experience, that's for sure, but far far far away from wearable