L'Una

By far my favorite of the collection and a possible next acquisition without a doubt. I find it a beautiful and super interesting perfume. It is very different from anything I have tried before, very special. Even though it is different, it shares, for my nose, certain nuances (which you don't notice so much) with Bois d'oud by Perris Montecarlo, although in this case that more animalistic part comes from the leather instead of the oud. In this case, a leather that is more like a precious, silky and very discreet suede, turning L'una into a very subtle but at the same time intense perfume. It also has a floral part, starring rose and violet that give it a certain powdery point; a fruity part that together with the vanilla gives it sweetness and makes it delicious; another spicy part with a lot of presence of saffron; and last but not least, a musky part that makes the aroma very sexy. In short, it is a perfume that envelops everything, unisex, versatile and all-rounder. For me one of Chris Maurice's best creations. scent: 10 Duration: 8 Projection: 6 Versatility: 10 Originality: 10

Smells a bit like a sweet hard candy. Fruits here have creamy qualities - very pleasant and yummie. Leather is in the notes but I can hardly smell it. Definitely leans towards being feminine scent. That's a very nice fragrance actually.

wow a day time wearer for a leather!? niche version of diesel fuel for life! .. or lighter summer version of green leather! I have a hard time with most leather, rose, and plumb frags but this is the one for me, great job

‘Elegance is the only beauty that never fades.’ (Audrey Hepburn) The term elegance comes from the Latin verb eligo, meaning to choose. A set of qualities, from the way one shows oneself to one's inner self, which in my opinion is innate. Either you have it or you don't. And L'una is a dedication to the elegance of women, dressing the note of saffron with this quality, around which the whole composition moves: citrus and then floral notes alternate in a marvellous frame that sees this marvellous spice as its subject. A warm, enveloping fragrance, which makes its presence felt in a marked way without ever being too intrusive. Beautiful. ‘The Reception’ painted by Tissot.

Very oriental, very plummy, trying to remember what this reminds me of so much but definitely something from the middle east, not particularly expensive style perfume, little bit like wet paint maybe. Interesting, fruity, oudy, and has that weird chemical touch. its not horrible, but definitely feels like a cheapie oriental to me. Ah i know what this reminds me of....khaltat oud al rasasi