Sexorcism

I wss intrigued by the name and the marketing, so I bought a sample of this. I was hoping for a sexy, decadent cherry (almond notes can sometimes read as cherry due to the chemical compounds used to create an almond note in fragrance) and chocolate inspired fragrance, but the sillage is so intimate and the wear time is so short that I don't really see the vision they were going for. It smells nice enough when I smell my wrists up close, but I feel like I have to think very hard to even notice the notes it says it's supppsed to have. Maybe my sample needs to macerate. Either way, the experience of wearing this has been a total nothingburger for me, so I will not be seeking the regular sized bottle in the future.

No nuts, no almond, no caramel, honestly maybe a hint few minutes in the beginning but this is fresh juicy peach and milky sunscreen slash body milk that you apply on whole body skin outdoor in winter time - the view is bit nasty in vulgar way of the word and so can be this perfume, just a bit but it is there. Not too sweet, not too hot, not typical leather seducer, this is more young, it is nonetheless good one.

Love this fragrance. I got a lot of compliments while wearing it

Too weak, and too much benzoin; its unisex allright. Longevity is maximum 3 hours, scent too close to the skin. I personally dont like it, although the description sounds great. I'll give it a 2/10

Sexorcism: what a term! In short, it means reacting to a breakup in the romantic area: don't cry, don't despair but raise your head... wear the most beautiful dress you have and you'll see... the evening won't be disappointing. A good push to face the moments that seem the darkest and to give yourself value. Having said that... what do I think of this fragrance? I'll start by saying that it's not my genre, but, which is rare, I had already understood it by reading the pyramid notes, but I still wanted to smell it. Caramel, hazelnuts, chocolate... very tasty, to eat, sweet and enveloping, which however I would feel as suffocating because it's really too much for me, but tastes are tastes and I believe that on others it has the opposite effect, that is, of extreme pleasure. In short, I wouldn't wear it for a sexorcism. “Chaste Suzanne” painted by Felix Vallotton.