720

It's a fantastic perfume. I'm drunk on a luxurious scent. I pay tribute to the brand of the new maison sybarite. I'd like to recommend this perfume, which is a mixture of fascinating spicy fragrances, lavender and amber. I've been using perfume for a long time, but it's the first time I've ever had a scent in my heart.

Imho this house is one of the most remarkable perfume innovations of 2019. They use a new technology completely avoiding alcohol as solvent. Instead they have an oil-in-water micro-emulsion that blends with your skin like nothing you've experienced before. One often hears that a perfume becomes one with the skin, but you don't know what it truly means until you've tried their fragrances, it's a completely new sensory experience, no less. And it's not a gimmick just for the sake of novelty. The fragrances are rich, deep and complex and can take it up with any niche brand out there. 720 is a woody and dark perfume with a hint of non-sugary cinnamon and nutmeg. At least that is what it feels on my skin. I've also experienced it to be all dark and tar-y on another person. Regardless of this variation, the perfume has a lot of depth to it, and the longevity is insane. Quite cool on the right person and worth checking out!

720 smells like sweet clay or tar. Reminds me of an underpowered Tom Ford Black Orchid. It is not a scent that projects much and the sillage is slightly above minimal. The scent is pleasant but I have to dig my nose into my wrist to detect it. Sadly, despite the high price the performance is comparable to that of the average Zara perfume. In my opinion 720 is not worth £160. It would be barely worth £40. I couldn't recommend 720.. This companies other perfume, namely Spicy Calabria, is far better than 720...In my opinion.

Applying water based fragrance is an interesting experience - an airy, evenly distributed, white colored emulsion cloud smoothly sets down and melts into your skin. 720 is about unsweetened cinnamon and nutmeg that are balanced with birch tar and lavender, all warmed with sweet tonka. Polished, spicy treat for cinnamon lovers. If the cinnamon is so good I am intrigued by the Sybarite’s rose interpretation of “Bed of Roses”.

This is gorgeous too! I’m going through my samples. I think I really want to own Spicy Calabria but I love this too! It is so soft- like a milky Indian dessert! It’s on my want list too.