Kajal III

Big surprise for how hyped this one is. It does give Vibrato a good run for its money, as they are completely redundant to own for smell alone. It is not a watered-down version of Vibrato, especially since I find Kajal III simpler than the latter. However, if you do want to hold on Vibrato for the price point and better performance, etc. then I'd say the Kajal is an amazing option for a back up to wear out and about. I got my bottle for around $80 and, for the 6-7h I can smell it on me, it's such an exciting buy, although I find it too similar to the Tygar DNA to own anything else like it. Neither Vibrato nor this smell like Aqua de Dora, with the Kajal actually being even brighter and more refreshing than Vibrato. Again, I was surprised at how similar it is to Vibrato - minus the slight powder and noticeable greenness of the latter. A more obvious twist would have made this a 10/10 blin buy. It is an amazing fragrance and is a better buy for the cost-benefit it brings. Lovely bottle and presentation, though I'd love for it to have the metal plaque that Homme I had, rather than the paint that easily peels off.

I compared this one side by side with Vibrato and I like Kajal III a lot better, to my nose is a little sweeter, happier and smoother than Vibrato .It start very fresh sweet and uplifting and it stay like that for about 5-6 hours, projection is good( not beastly) for about 1.5 hrs and after that projects about 5 inches off of my skin until it gradually disappears around hour 6. It definitely doesn’t smell designerish and it has a very decent price at Jomashop, a great all around fragrance. If you like citrus fragrances this one is a totally safe blind buy, the only thing is this one leans masculine off my skin. Some people below me compared this one with Bleu the Chanel and I don’t find it similar at all, but always remember , perfumery is a very subjective art, everyone can potentially have a different perception of the same fragrance, no need to get mad about it, we’re here to enjoy beautiful scents.

The number three has been attributed magical and symbolic meanings by all civilizations and in all eras. One of the most direct connections is to the cycle of life: birth, life, death. Past, present and future. This is the fragrance of determination, of living the present without forgetting the past and without fear of the future and reflects it with its notes: citrusy fruits, which give sensations of lightness, with then a lavender and rosemary to make it even more pleasant and well executed. Ginger, symbol of strength and vigor. How to live and enjoy the present moment, among the lush nature, using our senses and appreciating what we have. Because, despite everything, life gives us beautiful things. “Lady in the Garden at Sainte-Adresse” painted by Monet.

More similar to Tygar than Vibrato, imo. This offers a more punchy grapefruit & citrus, minus the powdery nuances of Vibrato. Initially, I felt this was weak, but i’m coming to realize that it isn’t. Longevity is 7h+, not quite the monster that is Vibrato, but this is also much cheaper. I scored this for under $90, full. Can’t beat that, and personally prefer this to Vibrato as this smells more clean and classy. Biggest downside is the presentation, one of the most tacky, hideous bottle & cap combo I have encountered. The cap is metal, yet somehow feels cheaply made. PLEASE change the presentation.

Lovely grapefruit/citrus bomb with incredible freshness and longevity! This thing has garnered me plenty of compliments as well. I will say that I find it more sparkling and refreshing than Tygar or Vibrato and prefer it over the two actually. It has a mass appeal quality and could be a signature scent as it plays well in all seasons although it wouldn't be an initial reach in the winter. Plus you can find it at a very affordable price on discounters, compared the the other two.