Element Δ

Tried at ScentXplore, at first I wasn't sure but was convinced to put on skin. It smelled completely different on skin than on paper. Teddy their creative director mentioned to me that this fragrance changes on everyone. Very different than anything I have tried before and I had good staying power. Ordered a travel size to see if it is full bottle worthy.

I just purchased this fragrance a few days ago.. I’ve been loving it so much and im so disappointed I slept on this fragrance for this long, you get this coconut and chocolatey vibe but that Tobacco really helps tone down the sweetness, very mass appealing imo and a stunning scent profile 😮💨

A cool twist on Naxos...more unisex. Some menthol...but somehow more warmth. Some [email protected] lavender. On my skin it just does something unique that I can’t put my finger on. I think it’s more of a cold weather gem...but I stepped outside in the heat and it came alive.

Don't hear anyone talking about this. Got a sample of it a really liked it a lot.

Skin- NO Paper/Clothing- YES First impression on skin: NO. I don't like this one AT ALL on skin. The tobacco and cacao together makes a blend that's a least sort of likeable if you like that sort of thing (the cacao takes over though), but everything blended together gives off a faint whiff of wet dog. If 'accord of wet dog' is your thing, then go for it and spray it on your skin. Even if I were exaggerating (which I'm not) the fragrance itself falls flat. It's not majestically pushing off the skin to create any type of incredible sillage. This is a skin scent that I personally won't be wearing on skin anyway. First impression on paper: YES. Holy sh*t yes. The tobacco and cacao blend is very nice. Incredible, actually. These are 2 notes that I'm not always too fond of, and blended? Forget it. Yet in regards to Element by House of Cosmo I am very pleasantly surprised. I got a full bottle of New Eden and a sample of Element and I wish I switched it around- this one is bottle worthy and New Eden is not. The cacao and tobacco are pretty dominant, yet you can easily tell the vanilla smooths is out very well in the base, holding both of those notes together. Final impression: It's not too often where you find a fragrance that truly differs when sprayed on skin vs. sprayed on paper. Actually, I'm lying- MANY fragrances differ from paper to skin- however Element TRULY take it to the next level. On my skin I actually detest this fragrance, but on paper it's quite beautiful. What a learning experience. I'll be sure to spray this on clothing as I go through this sample. And perhaps in the fall, once it starts to get cool again, I'll buy a full bottle of this one.