Infinite Sky

What a pleasant surprise!! Spicy and Amber in such a warm delicious way then suddenly it goes dry and smoky for about half an hour and then a slight sweetness come through. This is sensual, different with niche quality, Dominique Ropion is my favourite perfumist, he only makes masterpieces! This is Perfectly unisex with great longevity and sillage. I would wear it all year round. Some warm/intense perfumes go really well with warm weather but in my perspective all perfumes are unisex and can be worn in all seasons... example of it is oriental woody and rosy beast mode perfumes that has always been used in hot countries by men and women until marketing "taught" us that perfume has a gender and a season... 🙄 Edit: I knew this reminded me of something, it's a less "in your face" version of Grand Soir by MFK and slightly more fresh and spicy.. still on my top 5 perfumes. And has got me loads of compliments, my coworkers (all men) have been asking so they can buy for their girls ...

Infinite Sky (horrific name, Estee Lauder, you can do better) is a very likeable cold weather scent with gorgeous vanilla and soft suede-like leather. The pepper is there but not overwhelming; it is exceptionally blended. I love Dominique Ropion as a nose; this is a very gentle and simple version of some of his other work. Due to the limited use of raw materials, it is possible to keep the price low for the brand. It is unisex and reminds me of a few other good works but in a milder form. It dries down beautifully and turns dry and a little smokey on my skin. The sillage is low to medium. I tested it without body lotion, and it lasted reasonably well. It's a fab little fragrance for anyone wanting to smell lovely and cosy. It's incredibly wearable and inoffensive, safe, and yet very addicting. At this price point, it is a real treat and something I could see anyone of any age or gender wearing day or night, at work, college, at the cinema, or at lunch with friends.

Now this is sexy and beautiful! It’s alluring and seductive! Opens with a soft, smooth slightly sweet bergamot. It’s light, airy and fluffy don’t be scared by the pepper it’s not peppery nor heady spicy. It’s blended to perfection! I smell a little jasmine and maybe orange blossom but honestly the florals are extremely light and perfectly blended that it is unisex. This is similar to Changing Constance the sweet, smooth and refined caramel & vanilla plus the overall feel of the perfume. It is also exquisite and luxurious just like CC. The dry down is just so seductive and beguiling wow! A soft creamy, edible suede caramel vanilla that is like Cuir Beluga. I am in love with this and it is definitely niche smelling, luxurious and sophisticated. Perfect blend of Changing Constance and Cuir Beluga but still it’s own perfume. The dry down is magical! Soft, sweet, powdery, cashmere goodness.

I have a sample of this. On the initial spray I questioned my life choices, as it was overpoweringly masculine. While I like masculine fragrances, that wasn't what I was looking for in this fragrance. The dry down is much more feminine on me. I can smell the sweet, creamy vanilla and the leatherwood. My body chemistry turns fragrances musky, and Infinite Sky eventually transforms into a gorgeously sexy and sultry perfume, which is exactly what I was looking for! I don't find this a complex fragrance when it dries down. To me, it smells like I've spent an evening in an expensive hotel in Monaco, and showered using my partners vanilla bourbon soap. It smells of old money, but not old fashioned. I don't find it projects, but it's the kind of perfume your partner will kiss your neck just to smell.

Absolutely gorgeous scent. Fell in love with this after buying the Small Wonders set from Estée Lauder. This whole set is seriously under rated imho - I really don't know why? Infinite Sky has THE most gorgeous opening - peppery, resinous and luxurious. Dries down to the most sensational scent bubble - warm, deep and yes - sensuous. Stays present throughout the full days wear - - subtle wafts when moving. The vanilla note is perfect - not too sickly sweet, fresh and lush. Brilliantly well balanced. Lasts easily 8hrs plus on skin and far longer on fabric. The first perfume in a very long time that I actually enjoy without the need to top up throughout the day. It's a true love for me. Signature worthy for sure 👌👏 I can see myself wearing this all year round and for any/all occasions.

I have to agree with silviamm, the main accords listed are way off base. There's no citrus whatsoever in this gorgeous scent - it's a peppery amber vanilla, almost balsamic, and very wearable and intimate. Reminds one of expensive old velvet brocade drapery and upholstery, perfumed with the scent of ballrooms and incense and fragrance over years and years of opulent parties. It's not loud and in your face, but if you flopped onto a Victorian chaise lounge in the study, you'd get a whiff of this scent. I really love it, and I see myself wearing it often this autumn and winter. Estee Lauder has done a really good job with this one but I'm not sure I would blind buy any of them, especially if you're relying on the main accords listed here on Fragrantica.

Absolutely adore this fragrance. The opening is stunning and it's when you get the hit of the whole blend, with the spicy pepper holding its ground with luxurious vanilla and leatherwood. Classy and sophisticated and sexy, yum! The dry down is equally delicious, I wish the spice didn't fade as much as it does though. The vanilla is wonderful, but the magic is in the opening for sure, for me. Sadly, there is a chemical in this composition that makes me queasy. I don't know what it is, I get it with some perfumes, it must be a preservative or type of alcohol or something... I know immediately when I feel the quease. I tried to ignore it because I love this fragrance but the quease means I can't wear it!

Ignore the notes at the top of the page. They must have been copied and left unedited from another entry. Wish there was an easy way to report that kind of error. Anyway, this is exactly as described by the company: peppery and leathery with a vanilla roundness. Not particularly sweet. I love it. Tried several from this line and this was an immediate yes for me. No obvious floral or citrus here, but Dominique Ropion is a master, so who knows what he slid in there to make this so lovely. It is sexy and a bit masculine, yet not too. I think a man could rock this from the other direction - a bit feminine, yet not too. It makes me feel powerful and ready to get things done!

I am on my 3rd bottle. I love everything about this fragrance from the inital spray to how it dries down. Some of the reviews describe this as a more masculine fragrance but, when I wear it I feel very feminine, sexy and seductive. I have a good sized perfume collection but this one is the one I always reach for. I get lots of compliments on it mostly from men and a girlfriend of mine recently commented that I smelled so good. It gives "rich auntie" vibes. I can't say enough good things about this fragrance. It is a warmer rich smell that some might use in the cooler months but even in the Florida heat I wear it year round.

Peppery vanilla with a warm amber glow. What an alluring fragrance — I’m enchanted! This is the first perfume I’ve ever worn that genuinely stops people in their tracks. I’ve had men interrupt me on escalators / while grocery shopping to compliment my beautiful perfume rather effusively. It has quite a presence — yet is still suitable for day or night, and most occasions. I find myself reaching for Infinite Sky more and more, I love how confident and womanly I feel wearing it. As a vanilla lover, I would say this is a fragrance for fans of Opium, Vanilla Diorama, Sensuous, or Youth Dew.

This is my 2nd favourite in the line after Desert Eden, it is rich, opulent and decadent. I am a guy and I find it totally wearable and unisex. Having said that, the line is being discontinued. I was at an EL store today and noticed most of the Luxury Collection moved to the "last chance" clearance section. I spoke to the EL Co SA and she confirmed that Infinite Sky along with others was being discontinued and now is the time to buy a bottle if you ever considered it. P.S. changed longevity to "eternal", this stuff easily lasts on my skin 12 hours and beyond.

To add onto @Sailorv review I see this as a really creamy Cartier declaration that won’t clash with your evening meals. I default to Declaration edt for lunch/ afternoon eats and I love my association with it for that. Really considering picking up a bottle of infinite sky for cool/evening dining. Also to note in air performance is beautiful. Every time I wiped my mouth I got an incense—vanilla I feel and that added to my meal positively. If you doing test this over a meal then you haven’t properly tested it, all I’m saying ;).

This fragrance gives me that well put together, sophisticated vibe. The smoke, vanilla, and leather in this is so sensuous. I literally had to close my eyes when I first smelled this, because it put me in another place and another time. This is not strong and bold, instead it’s soft yet confident. Extremely classy and romantic, That’s what Infinite Sky did for me. The person that wears this knows who they are, what they want, and where they’re going. Infinite Sky’s will put you in a whole mood, and a good one at that.

I find it strange that some reviews say that this was very linear or uncomplicated as I almost get a different smell every time I brought my arm to my nose. Changes from a sweet-spiced cola like smell, to invigorating and fresh pepper, to a smoother leather vanilla and not always in that order. I am not an especially big fan of amber/vanilla scents but the interplay with the Sichuan pepper makes this fantastic for me. Sillage at arms length for about 6-7 hours then a skin scent for another 2-3 hours.

This fragrance is just gorgeous! I feel immediately 10x more sophisticated when I put it on. It’s spicy, a little sweet but not cloyingly so. Someone said it doesn’t last and that shocks me because one spray and I am enveloped in the scent. I got this as a major score on Mercari and I am so happy to have it. I agree it does have Lalique Le Parfum vibes but more so in the herbal spiciness. It’s definitely more special. It also reminds me of Kate Walsh’s “Boyfriend” fragrance.

I blind bought this fragrance even though I really dislike leather. Still, this has been one of the best blind buys this season, so don't let the leather note discourage you. This fragrance is all about the spicy vanilla. Somewhere in the background there is a bit of leather combined with wood, but it's so soft that even someone who isn't a fan of that note can wear this (and love it).

From 8th WONDERS: Va-va-vooom!!! This is such a beautiful perfume, and the pepper is all over the place, you must love pepper to like this P-bomb, this is sooo good, l will buy 5 bottles, when the right money comes around, wish me luck, and, l wish the same for y and your loved ones, and, we must pray for miracles and LOVE and PEACE, and, of cause moore perfumes!!!!! 💖

As I'm wearing it again, today, I realize how good Infinite Sky really is. So warm and comforting spicy amber vanilla that is more masculine than unisex. I think this is the most masculine in the luxury line. Respectable performance, too. Air conditioned work place appropriate and proffesional scent profile, and a date night staple, as well. 8.5/10.

Warm and cosy, with a sweetness like dried fruit and a spiciness like Christmas. There's also something spa-like about it. Reminds me of a herbal medicine shop. I think it's quite unique for Estee Lauder. I'll be reaching for this in the cooler months. I find it long-lasting on the skin and eternal on clothes.

Short and to the point: Infinite Sky seduced me immediately, and kept doing so for hours. It is the perfect marriage of the peppery leather of Aramis and Azuree to the powdery lusciousness of Youth Dew and Cinnabar; their mating gave way to this brilliant scent that will now become my new signature.

God, I love this. I have over 100 perfumes and this could be "The One". WHY OH WHY IS IT DISCONTINUED?!?!?!?!?!? :( On another topic, I don't find this smells much at all like "Babycat" or its genre. I find this smells much more like Penhaligon's "Changing Constance" without the sweet caramel note.

Literally my most complemented fragrance even though its a simple smell. The pepper is not too much and stays on you with such a nice leathery smell that lasts for a whole day. Campfire in the desert vibes, suitable for big night outing.

Gorgeous leather fragrence🥰 Leather is becoming one of my absolute favourite notes!

Its just out of this world gorgeous. Very ethereal

The Luxury Collection from Estée Lauder has definitely surprised me over the last couple of weeks. I haven’t heard anything about this collection online and yet I’m in love with some of the perfumes. Talking about underrated and under hyped fragrances, I think this entire collection is a perfect example... I do like the names Estée Lauder chose for these scents, they sound to me so artistic, inspiring and dreamy, some fit the juice better than others. Infinite Sky might be my personal favourite name of all. But a leathery, fresh spicy, intensely peppery vanilla doesn’t fit this name. Because that’s how the scent smells. None of these ingredients have anything to to with the sky, but with the earth. Yes, it’s not a very heavy and dark vanilla, it’s more airy, powdery than let’s say Babycat or Eau d’Ombre Leather, but it’s in the same profile. Like a third cousin of these... It’s nice, perfectly likeable scent but not worth the money! I find Infinite Sky overpriced for the performance and intensity. It smells really nice and it’s an ok scent but this smells very average and designer like to me. It doesn’t captivates me like the mimosa one or the patchouli one. Personally, I would only buy Infinite Sky if I would find it half price off..

Infinite Sky is another impressive offering from Estée Lauder's luxury perfume line. In keeping with the others, it features a simple composition made with high-quality ingredients. A spicy-amber scent with a leather base, it is surprisingly light for a scent of its profile - ideal for modern tastes. IS has a nice aromatic green opening alongside peppery spice - a little reminiscent of balsamic elemi. I get some citric freshness up top too. The balsamic amber accord develops seamlessly from the opening, with smooth vanilla adding sweetness. It becomes increasingly leathery as it progresses, a nice progression. The vanilla keeps it smooth and sweet. The leather note is nicely rendered, more woody than animalic. A slightly medicinal herbal undertone enhances it nicely. It becomes musky as it dries down, fading to a musky-amber skin scent with leather facets remaining. Sillage and longevity are moderate. Best worn on autumn/winter days. Unisex by modern standards, IS is a smooth, palatable leather scent with a nice balsamic undertone, enhanced to perfection with a sprinkling of pepper and herbs. A traditional profile beautifully rendered with an unusual combination of notes, IS is one of my favourites of this line. 4/5.

Such an interesting scent I’m finding more and more attractive over time. I’ve had mine for 3 years and it’s lovely. I’m perplexed that people seem to think it’s like Babycat at all? Because it has vanilla? Or because the nose is Ropion? Where are people finding leather? There’s none in the official notes ? The sichuan pepper makes an interesting opening bid, citrus touched and with that curious numbing nose tickling quality like in Fate Woman but rendered very sweet, quickly backed up with a dark and sweetly charred vanilla which becomes airy and slightly powdery before heading into a light woody phase that is warm and light. The opening also has shots of something slightly green with the pepper, almost bay-like. So interesting in cooler weather which allows the scent to gain some height (it seems) on skin. This fragrance is dark and light and sweet with a savoury touch, but for me, no leather or car tyres. Looking forward to wearing more now we are in autumn.

This one together with Desert Eden and Tender Light are the best from this EL line. The rest range from either lovely but nothing too memorable, to almost offensive to the nose (Paradise Moon). Infinite Sky is dry, spicy, ambery, sweet. But not in a gourmand or cloying sweet way. It is rather warm and enveloping. Probably the most masculine leaning from the line up, although def unisex and as a woman I enjoyed it. Just not enough to make a purchase as I feel vanilla is a note for me that I have to really be in a mood for. Btw, this EL line although a bit tame and a tad overpriced is nonetheless made from quality materials. I tested two fragrances on the skin after paper-strip testing the whole line and they left a sheen of fragrant oils on the skin. That is also evident in the fact that although most of the scents were tender and rather delicate, they still lasted a while on the skin and on paper. Just not beast mode.

Sexy, and deviates from the rest of the Estee Lauder private collection. Very spicy, peppery, green vanilla scent. If you're looking for *szechuan pepper* specifically I don't get that here, it's just vaguely spicy. That said, it's a very pleasant balance of vanilla and spice to me - while sweet, the spice also adds this edgy kick to it, and something about this is quite green to me. At first smell, this really reminded me of Eau Duelle by Diptyque - which is also VERY peppery and green on me, but Eau Duelle has less vanilla than this. I prefer Eau Duelle over this - more green, less vanilla, but this is still VERY nice. Scent: Niiiiiiiiice. 8.5/10 Projection: Strong Longevity: Full day - and very linear, which is great Polarity: Unisex

On my skin, this is sweaty, and leathery, and a little bit vanillic, but mostly what I'm getting from this is sweat. I'm guessing my skin is amplifying a cumin note that I'm sure is in here, but it leads to something I can't really enjoy until it dries down to a faint skin scent—which is the mildly spicy, sweet vanilla that I expected going in. I'm so torn on this, because I want to like it so bad, and the drydown is fantastic... but I can't handle the cumin. Edit: Coming back to this, I'm actually starting to enjoy the sweaty spice notes—maybe just needed to get used to them, my only quandary now is not wanting to subject others to them 😅 Super warm feeling, though, great for colder nights.

If you want to smell like YSL Babycat for cheaper, but you don’t want a complete dupe of it, this, right here, is your friend. Honestly, I love me a good leathery vanilla with a bit of pepper. Babycat is the goal, but I have the Middle Eastern dupe, Rifaaqat, and I love it just as much. I have Infinite Sky in a 4ml mini bottle, and there’s something about it that feels lacking compared to the other two, as if it’s the one with the least depth, but if you want to get familiarized and cozy with the note of leather, this could be a nice introduction to it. Readying my fragrances line up for Fall and Winter, and this will be one of them.

An interesting spicy-amber-vanilla fragrance; it reminds me of Kenzo Jungle L'Elephant, even though it's not exactly like it, and not nearly as heavy and chai-like. This reminds me more of a cross between Kenzo Jungle L'Elephant crossed with Lalique Le Parfum--this is a lighter, more aromatic vanilla than the gourmands that we mostly encounter these days. I doubt I would buy a full bottle of this, but if it came my way at a good price, I might buy it. My husband isn't nuts about the sweet, dessert-like vanillas, but I think this might pass muster as an herbaceous vanilla floral.

I'm not one for long reviews, so forgive me here, but I get a lot of the same stuff I get out of La Vie Est Belle here. It's a very warm/cozy fragrance with patchouli and vanilla and other things I can't really ID, especially as it dries down. Another reviewer says it doesn't have patchouli, so maybe the pepper is working overtime, IDK, I don't have the most sensitive nose. I like it a lot and I think most people, both male and female, would smell great wearing this. I don't think it lasts SUPER long but it's reasonable.

I am surprised I like spicy amber. At first, it is fairly spicy and can feel overpowering. I like soft florals better. But over time, the dry down is quite pleasant, the sharpness is softened and gets slightly mellowed while keeping its overall character. I am pleasantly surprised that this perfume grew on me, I normally don't like spicy perfume. For those who don't like strong scent, I think this can layer with a soft musk.

The whole Luxury Collection from Estée Lauder is impressive. I’m a big fan of peppery perfumes, and this one gets it just right. The spicy opening is warm and vibrant. Definitely more suited for cooler months, in my opinion. It leans unisex, with a classy, elegant character that feels both bold and refined.

Tested at Macys and walked around smiling about it. Lovely scent. But too shy IMO. Spicy and sweet and very unisex. Sexy but not polarizing I would say. If you like a scent that stays incognito until someone gets close then give this a try. The only downside is that it is so faint

Definitely: a winter fragrance. Heavy vanilla with lots of pepper. But. As strange as it seems, it's so warm and at the same time very smooth. Like you are having a Very very hot bath, smells clean, not a skin perfume, way more a sexy one for nights out, seduction etc 😀

OMG the opening!!!! The beautiful sichuan pepper mixed with vanilla is absolutely wonderful! Unfortunately that fades to a soft vanilla with some leather, but I still really love it. I will keep testing it but oh my god...was absolutely blown away by the opening.

Personally, it smells a lot like Yves Rocher’s Sable Fauve, but more rounded, well-balanced, and more sophisticated. I like it a lot! Scent: 9/10 Projection: 6.5/10 Longevity: 8/10

My least favourite from this line. Too masculine for my taste, don't really like the spiciness. It's not a sweet, vanilla type at all. Lasts and lasts.

The most prominent note is vanilla. I find it a little bit strange and definitely not that elegant, more like a car freshener. Not a huge fan

Your skin but better smell, powdery without being overwhelming, scent sits close to skin, great price point, wish silage was better.

I have to say — I was so glad I was too busy to take a shower and scrub it off the day I first wore this. Because, let me tell you, that opening? It was... vexing. The first sniff shocked me. My first impression of her: this is not even a grown-up scent. She feels like a woman in her late 20s — talented, successful, excellent at what she does — but with an arrogance built purely on skill, not on emotional intelligence. She has no awareness of human politics. If you engage with her, you get unruly, obstinate, unapologetically present energy — in a way that almost chokes you. If you’ve ever mistakenly walked into a back kitchen while a Chinese chef was frying Sichuan chili oil for popcorn chicken cubes — or if you’ve ever accidentally bitten into a piece of prickly ash in your takeaway — you’ll know exactly what I mean. That’s her, at first sniff. But, as I said, I was very busy (unfortunately and fortunately) that day, so I had no choice but to endure her while hopping onto a Zoom meeting — and thank goodness it was Zoom and not in person! After less than an hour, the meeting ended, and I went back to working at my computer. Several hours later, I stepped out for a coffee break. When I came back into the room, I smelled something insanely wonderful and got super confused. I was alone in my apartment. I don’t usually burn candles in my library, so... what was that? A few minutes later, I realized — it was me. I raised my wrist and sniffed again. That capable but prickly, aggressive, socially unpolished young lady had gracefully matured. She was now grounded. Her prickly attitude cushioned by soft, luxurious vanilla. The initial sharpness now blended with dry, warm spices. And then something clicked — the pepper-vanilla combination was giving me the scent of a special candy from my childhood: 话梅糖 (huà méi táng) — preserved, spiced dried-plum candy. If you know, you know. I wish Fragrantica would let me paste a picture here for you! Anyway — I fell in love with her. What started as a vexing, brash young lady became a grounded, beautifully complex character. ⸻ Development The rapid evolution of this fragrance is fascinating — it happens within the first 2.5 to 4 hours (depending on the temperature and humidity where you are). My own library is a temperature-controlled A/C environment, which might explain why the scent filled the room so noticeably after my coffee break. After about 4 hours, it stabilizes and stays relatively consistent for the rest of its life on the skin. Longevity This fragrance surprised me. It feels airy to my nose, but its lasting power is incredible. I sprayed a single spritz on a test strip and left it in my bathroom. On the second and even third day, it still smelled strong, and the bathroom noticeably carried the scent for at least 2 days. Sillage On a test strip, the sillage is excellent — it easily filled the bathroom. On my skin, I can’t give a final verdict yet since I’ve been working remotely and haven’t been around others to gauge their reactions. I’ll update this in a few weeks when I wear it back in the office. Seasonality I’d say this works best in colder seasons — perfect for those damp, drizzling late autumn days. If you live in England, you’ll know exactly what I mean. Is it workspace-friendly? It depends. People often oversimplify this question, but context matters — your location, workplace culture, and specific situations. For me: I’m a consultant with a global client base. I travel across the globe for work, and my frequent locations over the past seven years have been Hong Kong, Europe & the UK, and the Middle East. • China: I would not wear this with Chinese stakeholders. • Europe & the UK: I could wear it with clients in modern sectors (emerging tech, innovation labs, etc.) but never in a boardroom full of senior bankers and investors. • Middle East: This feels too Western for my meetings there — I prefer local-leaning scents for those situations. If you’re interested, check out my reviews of my favorite Arabic fragrances.

Infinite Sky Estée Lauder (Store test, skin tesf, ELCA sale) I wanna test out this private line from Estee for a big while, the shelf have only 3 scents for test out. Better than nothing, I sniff the head of spray. This one is the first one that catch my attention with something cuir-like, sweeten and spicy. I don’t know what I will receiving. 2 sprays at the back my hands, I quite happy. I really love fresh spicy top in this and its move on to vanilla with hints of cuir at the back. It’s quite promising. However, then. The scent turn a bit chemical mass. Peppery top won’t go away, the cuir disappear, vanilla is just there as the heart of the scent. The base become slight burn after wear. I recall another house using this blend style. Matiere Premiere, they both are minimal in framework but unmistakably loud. It is a fragrance for shake of performance, not the beaty. I lost interest, y’all compare this to BabyCat. That one is more beautiful with quality of Olibanum and the powdery caramelly vanilla that blend seamlessly to deep brown leathery cuir. This almost give nothing.. unbalance.. 6/10 Extension 1 on May 30, 2024 I believe they use certain aroma chemical similar to BabyCat it is crossover profile between Vanilla & Leathery aspect. It is sure do add in BabyCat and Rosendo No.5 If I can find out the name, I will be come back here to write more.

I am extremely torn with this fragrance. Firstly, I almost blind bought it because I went into a department store and the tester was empty and I sniffed the lid and I actually was pleasantly surprised. I was tempted to blind buy and then something made me hunt down a 4ml travel size which I got. Firstly, I do like the the scent, there’s a pepper overload with the initial spray that settles down after a while, I do notice something slightly smoky within the fragrance trail. Because I have a large collection already it makes me wonder where I’ve smelt this before it’s reminiscent of something but I can’t put my finger in it, I’m not sure if it’s an Arabian fragrance that I’ve smelt before or one of Zara’s Vibrant cities line. I think this is a nice fragrance and I will say that it’s unisex but feminine leaning imo. This is a scent that you and your partner can share. A part of me feels like layering a heavy vanilla fragrance with Versace crystal Noir could possibly bring the same effect with this fragrance. Without the smokiness. Definitely a winter and autumn sent a little goes a long way, I’m still on the fence and considering if I’ll get a full bottle or not.

Good fragrance when i first bought it i loved it i wore it and it was pleasant for me. The mix between spices and vanilla is good you could smell both of them. After wearing it for some time i felt like the scent has changed the spices overcome the vanilla scent and it made me feel sick. If you over spray the scent becomes unpleasant. I don't recommend you to blind buy.

Not a highly impressive fragrance in terms of sillage for me personally, however I have smelt it on other people so it seems to be quite skin chemistry dependant. Also smells very masculine on some women. Beautiful scent in the bottle, not so interesting on the skin. May become redundant in a collection that has many spice or even green notes!

Rather generic and juvenile... Way too similar to Lalique Parfum. Performance not that great either.

Just a bit too spicy for me. And spicy in an earthy way. Almost smells like you’re wearing pine

Odd. When first sprayed, this is definitely vanilla and hot spices/pepper. It stays that way as it dries, and doesn't display any complexity. I'm super confused about the accords - how is this citrusy, fresh spicy, or herbal? There's a super strange aspect to this that, in my opinion, just doesn't belong in any fragrance. It's almost plastic-like, or reminiscent of a caustic chemical. It's not a scrubber necessarily, but it definitely isn't what I want to wear. I'd caution people to get a sample or decant of this one before you buy. It's likely to be quite polarizing, with a potion of people loving it and the rest hating it passionately.