Olympios

Very close to the first formula of Fahrenheit, just add a little lemon.

At first, this fragrance has a wet and grassy feel to it. I think it was inspired by Fahrenheit, but it does not have that gasoline type note. Clearly violet is present, but otherwise this is mostly a blend. Fortunately, I don't get strong jasmine, which I really dislike if it's too strong. Though iris is listed, this is not too powdery. Nor is it particularly sweet or woody. In fact, as it develops, it has a kind of dry quality, with the violet persisting for a long time (though never irritating). This is what the niche companies don't seem to do well, that is, they appear to have difficulty with blending more than a few notes well, as is the case here. Instead, I've found that they are unbalanced, with a note or too being too strong, though apparently many people like this quality. The ingredient quality seems good and there is no "blob" aspect to Olympios, despite the blending. This seems best suited to a nature walk on a spring day.

This is so '90s. Yes, after let s say 20 minutes it starts to get slightly similar with Fahrenheit. Yet, the first impresions are far from Fahrenheit, It is more like a typical Woody Aromatic from that era; in the same ballpark with Route 66 by Coty. Not quite my cup of tea, but for others could work magic. Ok performance, and If You are familiar with those Woody 90's scents, You will definetly like this one.