Madre

The tonka together with the cacao reminds me of tobacco. Also the vanilla is very deep and realistic, like vanilla pods. That's three rather bitter scents together however we'll balanced and warm. This is unisex for me leaning masculine in the opening with those bitter accords and feminine in the dry down as the vanilla gets sweeter and deeper. Do what you will with that information.

This could be considered a clone to Herod in my opinion, they're so similar. The vanilla is dark and jammy, with hints of play-doh and brandy. I do get cocoa but for its bitter, umami quality not unlike red wine. No chocolate here. Completely unisex. Love it!

I love this. It kinda came as a Surprise. To me this is a very realistic vanilla, a vanilla pod kind of scent. VERY comforting and varm. The cacao note balance the vanilla and makes it more grounded and deep. Will definitely buy a 100 ml.

This cologne is alright, but it clearly isn't for anybody else that notices it. The story that provides me with this opinion is as follows: Stepping outside of my home, ready to take the day on with confidence, confiding in the belief that my new cologne would carry the day with its appealing yet humble strength, was soon taken back by the immediate remark made by an acquaintance of mine. "You smell like Pink Whitney." My heart stopped. I couldn't believe it. My new niche fragrance, that I thought smelled so good, turned out to reek of a cheap alcoholic beverage to others. A few questions began to follow this upsetting remark in my head: how could this be? what could make people think something like this? and lastly, how long will this last on my skin and clothing for? What I'd begin to find out through the course of that dark day and beyond was nothing short of horrifying. It would turn out to last for two weeks on the same shirt. No washing, over-spraying of additional fragrances, or airing it out could rid of the stench. The smell of Pink Whitney was entangled inside of each and every fiber of the clothing. It was only after the two week mark that I was able to begin casually wearing the shirt again. If you've made it past the story, I would definitely not recommend this fragrance to anyone who wants to actively avoid smelling like the inside of a financially stunted college sorority girls' room. That being said, stay away from unisex fragrances as a man. Even though it says its for both genders, and a bunch of men review them on additional websites, those attributes alone should not secure a definitive purchase right away. Lesson learned.

This perfume open very boozy on me. The same level of booziness as Nishanes Fan your Flames and Baraonda. I dont know what kind of booze, reminds me of brandy and rum. Sweet bitter. I am trying this one out on a nice spring day, and I feel like this perfume is for autumn and winter. So far it projects in a beast mode kind of way, but I will return later for my final review.