Born to Fly For Him

The Good News is.. This perfume is indeed long lasting The scent reminds me to one of Axe Body Spray products Sweet floral notes with a hint of citrus Smells good. But i can't say anything special about the notes It's like McDonalds. Sure, they're not that bad But you know exactly what to expect when you buy the meal. You won't be surprised or disappointed with what you get. Projection : 6 / 10 Longevity : 8 / 10

I don't know why this perfume is labeled as men's, because it is rather sweet and, to be honest, it is amazing.

Born to Fly opens very fresh, spicy and bitter thanks to the duo of yuzu and pepper, and after a short while lavender and sage join in. The scent, although still fresh, becomes very aromatic. With the introduction of agave nectar into the composition, the domination of sweetness begins. Born to Fly remains very sweet, slightly amber until the end, sometimes this sweetness is broken by a bit of earthy patchouli. I think that because of this sweetness it can be a unisex perfume. A fresh and sweet scent with a distinct aftertaste of lavender and citrus with pepper, but the main accent is tropical, sweet agave. Projection is rather close to the skin, but durability is good, around 5 hours, less so in hot weather. Born to Fly is more of a spring scent. Nothing special, the whole thing sounds flat, which is not surprising at this price, but you may like it. 5/10

Give me a headache with Agave nectar and Lavender for half hour then the fragrance disappears

I think most scents are unisex, so as a woman I often try scents that are labeled as "for him" and I even have some regular favorites. This scent features some of my favorite notes (lavender, sage) so I was eager to try it. It starts as expected quite herbal and I find this phase enjoyable, but after a while a sweet, sticky note joins, probably the agave syrup and this phase gives me headache. I remember having the "for her" version and my SO asked me not to wear it because it gave him headaches - it is the same note here. So It remains in the "good idea, but overall bit disappointing " category. It was discontinued, so I might not be alone with this idea.