Anticonformiste

Wow I get the first review on this masterpiece :D How this fragrance feels: Crazy to think that this is called Anticonformiste. This is a blue fragrance with a twist. Anyone who knows Alberto Morillas' work knows that he makes things that are incredibly wearable and pleasant (ADG/CK1/Daisy/Dylan Blue/Just look at his fragrantica credits). Safe to say that this is one of the most wearable, versatile, complimented, and well blended bottles in my collection. Is it genre defying and a big "Anti" blue fragrance? Not really. But it is definitely head and shoulders above something like Bleu de Chanel or Sauvage or even YSL Y. So if you're looking at things from the perspective of someone who has never stepped out of the blue fragrance family, then this would rock your world about as much as Aventus. You would buy this and wear nothing else. I really think it is that good. Summary: weird name, great bottle, incredible scent. This is expensive, but you get what you pay for: pure class. There will also be very few people wearing this out there, so you will be unique even though you're wearing a versatile blue fragrance. The Scent: There is lots of tonka, calone, and a fair amount of like ambroxan or something that feels woody/aquatic. The mint feels especially sweet and well placed in the structure if that makes sense. The real star of the show is the violet leaf though. WOW. The blending of all the notes with the violet on top really puts a smile on your face. A niche fragrance with designer sensibilities. Uhhhh, what else can I say? Blind buy worthy for sure. Unisex/Blue Fragrance/Linear Dry Down Scent: 9/10 Longevity: 8/10 Sillage: 8/10 Projection: 12/10 (holy f*ck can people smell this from far away) Final Score: 9.25/10

I was a bit disappointed by this. Mint, violet and gardenia are some of my favourite notes so I was hoping for an interesting green/floral scent. Instead it’s a fairly generic masculine “blue” scent, smells like a lot of bottles you could get cheaply at the chemist. It’s not bad by any means, it’s just not niche quality.

Same DNA as Valentino Uomo Born in Roma. Not bad, but not great. Feels rather synthetic.

Violet leaf, calone & the mineral notes really remind of the same style that perhaps GIT or even Carven Pour Homme has. I dont really like those two either so this wasn't a hit for me. If you like those fragrances and want to smell the Sichuan peppers and gardenia herbal twist to it be my guest. For a freshie/green pepper I think TF Noir Anthracite is more my style This is a big pass for me but perhaps its a big win for you.

It’s a nice fresh perfume. Somehow different from other fresh perfumes on the market but also not very outstanding. Actually I’d prefer a shower gel or a soap with this aroma than a perfume. It’s way overpriced for what it offers.