Qessence

Typical chypre. Very strong, and nuanced fragrance. Really long lasting. It could definitely be worn by men as well, in fact I think that it gets to smell more masuline with time. In my opinion It's a rather conservative but really well made scent. I love it, and I'm proud that it's produced by a Polish brand. Congratulations Missala Family.

This is pretty scent. Remind me of Montale royal aoud :)

Lovely spicy incense rose with a powdery quality--perfectly unisex and sexy and sophisticated as well. It's nicely balanced. Unlike other reviews have mentioned, on my skin this is a gently wafting scent, though I suppose it would pick up speed the more it is sprayed. One of the few Polish perfumes I have tried state side and it's impressive. The coriander and cinnamon notes do not stand out per se; they just give it a warmer aspect and they're a melange rather than each one sticking out. Ylang is prominent to my nose as is the patchouli and "oudish" woods, but Rose is the star here. Really like it!

@NebelGeist On my (masculine) skin it's a honeyed rose in a very 80's bombastic, complex oriental style. The opening is rather green and herbacious but the basenotes are balsamic and sweet. If you're a guy, the smell of rose and ylang doesn't scare you and you have the guts to wear Aromatics Elixir, Habanita, Alamut, Youth Dew, Cinnabar, classic La Perla, you'll easily pull Qessence off. I don't decect oud there, just rose and honey. The closest perfume is naughty chypre La Perla (honey, rose, ylang, patchouli, moss), in comparison Qessence is much classier and well mannered.

This is a complex and retro scent. Even though it is not my cup of tea, there is some subtlety to the blend that I enjoy. It's difficult for me to pick particular notes, the are smoothly mixed together. What I get is classy, mature and balsamic most of all. Longevity is impressive.