Morgan de Toi Homme

OK, what is this to me? A lightly floral, clean musk. I know there are many notes listed, but that's what I get from their marriage. One important thing I'll point out is its' layering ability. I reach for this when I'd simply like to broaden a more "distinctive" scent and it works very well in that capacity. I feel it's definitely a blind buy, although would be slightly more valued by those already having something of a collection. It's great, not only for what it adds to my own. It leans natural and, while not so high on projection & sillage, I think only someone with a distaste for florals would dislike it. Calmy assured in a masculine respect, "relaxed" and goes with everything; inexpensive, yet useful. It often "fills the gap" better than others and I'm happy with the price. Update: Recently layered to good effect with Boss Bottled Saffron Oud.

A very safe scent IMO. I remember selecting it out of many the day I bought it, perhaps for its fresh and bold opening. I was disappointed by its poor longevity though. Cool price for the 125 ml, but overall nothing special Sillage : nice Longevity : poor Feeling : cool Feedback : nought Recommendation : try b4 u buy

A nice dry and fresh opening with mostly herbs and citruses, then a suble flowery middle, also very fresh. A long lasting woody and spicey base. I like it very much in the day. It ́s that kind of cologne you can reach out for and wear most of time and will smell ok. 7,5/10

Nose Note #473 I have no romantic feelings about it. To me it's not a very pleasant bergamot forward scent. There are so many awesome citrus fragrances, but this one is terrible. Smells dirty. I've bought a whole bunch of official old free sample, but they have no sign of going bad and plenty of juice left. Just really not nice. Imagine a chainsmoker's car interiors that they tried to freshen up with an Areon lemon and jasmine car air freshener... Bad 3.5/10, not good

This is nicely done, with no nasty synthetic musks, iso e super overload, calone, matallic qualities, etc. to ruin the experience. For about an hour there is strong woodiness but then that mostly dissipates. It's rather dry and aromatic, so I think they should have colored the liquid a pale green (the blue color makes no sense). In some ways it reminds me of Vetiver de Puig, but that one is stronger and richer, though it doesn't have the mint. For those who think this is too weak, I suggest simply decanting some into a small atomizer and just spraying once each time, perhaps every two hours. Overall, the scent is really nice, though I can understand that many would like the opening to last longer than about an hour. It doesn't disappear totally but it does change a bit and is much less noticeable.