Un Bois

This is beautiful. I don't know what it is but I am not a lover of vetiver. The vetiver is something that I smell immediately, even thought it is listed here as a base note. Luckily it disappears within half an hour and a sweet woody scent takes over. Nothing wrong with the vetiver, it is smooth, but not not my cup of tea. But the rest is worth waiting for!

This is ASBOLUTELY beautiful. If I have to reference a certain brand, I would say it smells like a mixture of fragrances from Aesop, ROJA, and even AER a little, yet make it light and minimal. this is a very feathered yet layered scent that grabs on your skin for surprisingly long before gone and remains like a clean musky scent. 10/10 for me.

I love this. At first it smells like citrusy, a little fruity, shower gel. Like luxurious bath & body products from a boutique hotel. Then it settles into something more musky and peppery. A very clean, fresh, green scent.

Love this scent. To me it's a light combination of Terre d'Hermes Hermès and Molecule 02. If you like eoth of these, you will LOVE this scent.

Vetiver is one of the accords a friend first suggested to me when I was curious about perfume/cologne, but it never seemed to fit my tastes. Countering that, and why I decided to give this a shot, is the cedar and bergamot notes - two I usually love. Upon first application, I was struck by how clean this smells, and how none of the notes I picked up on seemed to drown the others out. It was a little light, so I reapplied immediately to make sure I could take it all in. This is a 50/50 cedar/vetiver combination for me, with maybe a touch of that balsam to make this a neat little woody concoction. Finally, a win for vetiver and me; it smells green and snappy next to the cedar. Un Bois reminds me of Diptyque Orpheon - both are nice cedar-centric frags on me, and neither seems too loud. Orpheon is more mature while Un Bois feels like it's youthful counterpart.